"Speedy" wrote in message ews.com...
"Concerned Citizen" wrote in message
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WA3MOJ wrote in :

In article WMYgc.173537$JO3.101093@attbi_s04, G.Beat says...

"WA3MOJ" wrote in message
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Hi all, I'm looking for a good reference manual, pdf file, or web
site's that
will assist me in converting used UHF gear to operate on 11 meters.
I'm finding
there is a substantial market for such gear and I'll need some
references for
various solid state and tube conversions.

Thanks in advance for any help.

WA3MOJ

Troll


Why is it a troll? It is on topic.

On topic for what? You are not wa3moj, and are posting in amatuer NG's
with a federal issued call sign. Seems you may have more problems then
you care to admit. You want peopl to think you are the amatuer radio
operator wa3moj, that could lead you into serious problems. take it for
what it is worth. That is only if george want's to pursue the matter.

since no one claiming to be wa3moj has disputed
the post,it stands to reason that it is a valid post.

I have sent a couple of e-mails to the F.C.C. pointing out that
he is selling illegal equipment. everyone else should send
e-mails to the F.C.C.
maybe we can get his ham ticket pulled.


FYI as any one reading this can guess WA3MOJ, is being forged.. It is
being done by a group of anonymous out law CBers from rec.radio.cb.
Thier goal is to punish licensed hams who have spoken out against
freeband, mod'ed radios, and, illegal power in that newsgroup.
Operating outside the rules means a lot to these CBers. Anyone that
disaproves of it is seen as a threat. A licensed ham who does not 'go
along with the program" and is foolish enough to use his callsign in
that group gets harrased. Recently, one, of the out law CBers rang
door bells, left notes, and took photos at the residences of hams
N8WWM and KC8LDO for the purpose of stalking them. This is now a
court matter. Also these same CB out laws are so ignorant they get
mixed up and latch on to call signs of hams who do not even post there
which is the case with WA3MOJ, N7VCF, and, others. It may be best to
let them forge away so that the ISPs involved can shut them down.