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Dan/W4NTI September 19th 04 04:46 PM

K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
 
The hurricane has been gone for days. It punied out up North today. NO
other storms are within two days and they are NOT EXPECTED to fall upon US
or cause problems in the water nearby.

So why is K1MAN STILL Blabcasting on 14.275 calling for "volunteer jump
teams" ?? Over and over and over again.

If you want to hear real ham radio in action in this emergency or the next
then listen to 14265, the SATERN radio system. www.satern.org

Dan/W4NTI



KØHB October 2nd 04 07:34 PM


"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote


So why is K1MAN STILL Blabcasting on 14.275 calling for "volunteer
jump
teams" ?? Over and over and over again.


Glenn got another love letter from FCC (copies to US District
Attorney/Assistant US District Attorney)dated the 15th of last month.
He has 20 days to shape up and explain how he's going to clean up his
act.

"Failure to correct the violations will subject you to enforcement
action against your station and operator licenses."

Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.

73, de Hans, K0HB





Mike Coslo October 2nd 04 09:45 PM

KØHB wrote:
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote


So why is K1MAN STILL Blabcasting on 14.275 calling for "volunteer
jump
teams" ?? Over and over and over again.



Glenn got another love letter from FCC (copies to US District
Attorney/Assistant US District Attorney)dated the 15th of last month.
He has 20 days to shape up and explain how he's going to clean up his
act.

"Failure to correct the violations will subject you to enforcement
action against your station and operator licenses."

Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.


It's exactly as I thought from their April letter to him, in which they
say that he is "generally in compliance with the Commission's rules in
the Amateur Service related to broadcasting and information bulletins"

As soon as they did that, he should have felt the noose tightening. It
only meant that they had him on other things. So now there is NO
argument that "W1AW does it, why can't Glenn" .

hehe, the wheels of the gods turn slowly, but they do turn.

buh-bye!

- Mike KB3EIA -


William October 3rd 04 01:57 AM

"KØHB" wrote in message nk.net...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote


So why is K1MAN STILL Blabcasting on 14.275 calling for "volunteer
jump
teams" ?? Over and over and over again.


Glenn got another love letter from FCC (copies to US District
Attorney/Assistant US District Attorney)dated the 15th of last month.
He has 20 days to shape up and explain how he's going to clean up his
act.

"Failure to correct the violations will subject you to enforcement
action against your station and operator licenses."

Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.

73, de Hans, K0HB


7.030 huh?

Isn't that the CW subband?

How appropriate.

KØHB October 3rd 04 04:13 AM


"William" wrote


Isn't that the CW subband?


Last time I checked all of 40 meters was a CW band? What's your point?
That even the Xtians know morse?






Robert Casey October 3rd 04 05:10 AM



Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.

73, de Hans, K0HB



7.030 huh?

Isn't that the CW subband?

How appropriate.



Is he doing it with Morse code?


KØHB October 3rd 04 06:18 AM


"Robert Casey" wrote


Is he doing it with Morse code?


Yes, passing it off as "code practice", 24/7 for several weeks now.




Steve Robeson, K4CAP October 3rd 04 11:29 AM

(William) wrote in message . com...
"KØHB" wrote in message nk.net...


Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.


7.030 huh?

Isn't that the CW subband?


There is no "CW subband" on 40 meters.

The ONLY "CW subbands" in the US Amateur Radio Service are on 6 and 2 meters.

How appropriate.


How foolish of you to get caught in so obvious an error.

Steve, K4YZ

William October 3rd 04 01:36 PM

"KØHB" wrote in message link.net...
"Robert Casey" wrote


Is he doing it with Morse code?


Yes, passing it off as "code practice", 24/7 for several weeks now.


I think we need to hear again from the PCTA that there's never been a
case of bad behavior while using CW. Hi, hi!

Bert Craig October 3rd 04 03:54 PM

"KØHB" wrote in message
k.net...

Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.

73, de Hans, K0HB


Amen!

--
Vy 73 de Bert
WA2SI
FISTS #9384



William October 3rd 04 07:03 PM

(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com...
(William) wrote in message . com...
"KØHB" wrote in message nk.net...


Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.


7.030 huh?

Isn't that the CW subband?


There is no "CW subband" on 40 meters.

The ONLY "CW subbands" in the US Amateur Radio Service are on 6 and 2 meters.

How appropriate.


How foolish of you to get caught in so obvious an error.

Steve, K4YZ


Steve, little nits like to pick little nits.

1. Hans has stated that the mode is CW.

2. It is a CW subband by Gentleman's Agreement.

3. Honoring the Gentleman's Agreements is Good Amateur Practice.

4. Rileys says not using Good Amateur Practice is Enforceable.

5. You're a nit.

"Sorry Hans, MARS IS Amateur Radio!"

Yet MARS doesn't use CW, subbands or not. Hi, Hi!

Best of Luck!

Dan/W4NTI October 3rd 04 11:19 PM


"KØHB" wrote in message
k.net...

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote


So why is K1MAN STILL Blabcasting on 14.275 calling for "volunteer
jump
teams" ?? Over and over and over again.


Glenn got another love letter from FCC (copies to US District
Attorney/Assistant US District Attorney)dated the 15th of last month.
He has 20 days to shape up and explain how he's going to clean up his
act.

"Failure to correct the violations will subject you to enforcement
action against your station and operator licenses."

Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.

73, de Hans, K0HB




But that is code practice, right?

Dan/W4NTI



Dan/W4NTI October 3rd 04 11:23 PM


"William" wrote in message
om...
"KØHB" wrote in message

link.net...
"Robert Casey" wrote


Is he doing it with Morse code?


Yes, passing it off as "code practice", 24/7 for several weeks now.


I think we need to hear again from the PCTA that there's never been a
case of bad behavior while using CW. Hi, hi!


Who says this loon knows CW? You actually think he is sitting there with
his little keyer and sending 24/7 code practice?

You need help anti-coder. I recommend a .38 caliber.

Dan/W4NTI



Robert Casey October 4th 04 01:07 AM


Now if they could shut down that religious whacko broadcasting the bible
24/7 at 7.030.




Amen!

Praise the Lord, no more religious programming!

"Luhn 4:22, And after a long day of saving souls, Jesus and
the apostles went for some beers at the local watering
hole."

:-)


William October 4th 04 11:26 AM

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message ink.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"KØHB" wrote in message

link.net...
"Robert Casey" wrote


Is he doing it with Morse code?


Yes, passing it off as "code practice", 24/7 for several weeks now.


I think we need to hear again from the PCTA that there's never been a
case of bad behavior while using CW. Hi, hi!


Who says this loon knows CW? You actually think he is sitting there with
his little keyer and sending 24/7 code practice?

You need help anti-coder. I recommend a .38 caliber.

Dan/W4NTI


Dan, I see that you are another peace loving PCTA. At least you
recommend something having a little more finesse than a flying brick
or slashed tires!

Hi, hi!

WRT Amateur Radio Broadcasting, do you actually think that W1AW is
sending code practice with a j-38?

Sheesh!

Dan/W4NTI October 4th 04 06:01 PM


"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message

ink.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"KØHB" wrote in message

link.net...
"Robert Casey" wrote


Is he doing it with Morse code?


Yes, passing it off as "code practice", 24/7 for several weeks now.

I think we need to hear again from the PCTA that there's never been a
case of bad behavior while using CW. Hi, hi!


Who says this loon knows CW? You actually think he is sitting there

with
his little keyer and sending 24/7 code practice?

You need help anti-coder. I recommend a .38 caliber.

Dan/W4NTI


Dan, I see that you are another peace loving PCTA. At least you
recommend something having a little more finesse than a flying brick
or slashed tires!

Hi, hi!

WRT Amateur Radio Broadcasting, do you actually think that W1AW is
sending code practice with a j-38?

Sheesh!


Of course they are not. It is all canned. But it really IS code practice,
this loon on 7030 is doing nothing but sending Bible gibberish at the same
speed.....24/7.

So you compare this to K1MAN and W1AW next, right?

Dan/W4NTI



KØHB October 5th 04 11:57 PM


"William" wrote

Tell it to God, especially the gibberish part.


Those of us not a member of that cult would prefer that the gibberish
cease.






William October 6th 04 04:24 AM

"KØHB" wrote in message link.net...
"William" wrote

Tell it to God, especially the gibberish part.


Those of us not a member of that cult would prefer that the gibberish
cease.


Not a problem.

Petition your government to eliminate Amendment #1.

PLONK


bb

Steve Robeson K4CAP October 6th 04 02:54 PM

Subject: K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
From: (William)
Date: 10/5/2004 10:24 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

"KØHB" wrote in message
hlink.net...
"William" wrote

Tell it to God, especially the gibberish part.


Those of us not a member of that cult would prefer that the gibberish
cease.


Not a problem.

Petition your government to eliminate Amendment #1.

PLONK


READ the First Ammendment, Brain.

Do you KNOW what it says and to whom it applies?

Steve, K4YZ






William October 12th 04 01:37 PM

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message k.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message

thlink.net...


As for the BARF.....the answer is simple, about 70 licensed amateurs

joined
it. All of which were either braindead, or stupid. Perhaps both.

Dan/W4NTI


Were the barf members CW tested?


As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested makes
you have any sense.

Dan/W4NTI


I haven't seen any evidence of it either. But that used to be one of
the battle-cries for the PCTA.

bb

Dave Heil October 12th 04 02:34 PM

William wrote:

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message k.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message

thlink.net...


As for the BARF.....the answer is simple, about 70 licensed amateurs

joined
it. All of which were either braindead, or stupid. Perhaps both.

Dan/W4NTI

Were the barf members CW tested?


As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested makes
you have any sense.

Dan/W4NTI


I haven't seen any evidence of it either. But that used to be one of
the battle-cries for the PCTA.


You passed a morse exam, did you not?

Dave K8MN

Dee D. Flint October 12th 04 04:12 PM


"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message

k.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message

thlink.net...


As for the BARF.....the answer is simple, about 70 licensed

amateurs
joined
it. All of which were either braindead, or stupid. Perhaps both.

Dan/W4NTI

Were the barf members CW tested?


As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested

makes
you have any sense.

Dan/W4NTI


I haven't seen any evidence of it either. But that used to be one of
the battle-cries for the PCTA.

bb


It was never a "battle cry". Instead it was an observation of human nature.
The more work that a person has put in to obtain something, the less likely
that they will act in a manner to jeopardize it. It was not touted as a
guarantee that someone would not misbehave but that it would keep the number
who did smaller than it would otherwise be. There is not, never has been
and never will be a panacea that will prevent all misbehavior. This too is
human behavior. Some will flout standards and rules just to show that they
can or because they have no sense or because they don't know any better or
any other number of reasons.

The best that we can do is to make the amount of effort to obtain a license
reasonably high so that fewer people are willing to risk losing it. As a
partner to this, the enforcement and penalties need to be reasonably high so
that fewer people will risk that in addition to losing their license.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


William October 12th 04 07:35 PM

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message k.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message
thlink.net...


As for the BARF.....the answer is simple, about 70 licensed amateurs

joined
it. All of which were either braindead, or stupid. Perhaps both.

Dan/W4NTI

Were the barf members CW tested?

As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested makes
you have any sense.

Dan/W4NTI


I haven't seen any evidence of it either. But that used to be one of
the battle-cries for the PCTA.


You passed a morse exam, did you not?

Dave K8MN


As did you.

Dave Heil October 13th 04 02:45 AM

William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message k.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message
thlink.net...


As for the BARF.....the answer is simple, about 70 licensed amateurs

joined
it. All of which were either braindead, or stupid. Perhaps both.

Dan/W4NTI

Were the barf members CW tested?

As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested makes
you have any sense.

Dan/W4NTI

I haven't seen any evidence of it either. But that used to be one of
the battle-cries for the PCTA.


You passed a morse exam, did you not?



As did you.


I was aware that I passed several of 'em. This "battle cry" you wrote
of--is it "As in front of the FCC!", "Most Certainly!" or "I never said
being CW tested makes you have any sense!"?

Dave K8MN

Steve Robeson K4CAP October 13th 04 02:54 PM

Subject: K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
From: "Dee D. Flint"
Date: 10/12/2004 10:12 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id:


"William" wrote in message
. com...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message

nk.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message
thlink.net...


As for the BARF.....the answer is simple, about 70 licensed

amateurs
joined
it. All of which were either braindead, or stupid. Perhaps both.

Dan/W4NTI

Were the barf members CW tested?

As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested

makes
you have any sense.

Dan/W4NTI


I haven't seen any evidence of it either. But that used to be one of
the battle-cries for the PCTA.

bb


It was never a "battle cry". Instead it was an observation of human nature.


And it's not just Amateur Radio.

I'd like for Brain and others to name ANYthing that, by being made
"easier" to obtain, made it "better", other than healthcare and a good meal.

An education?? A Mercedes Benz?? A seat on the board of a Fortune 500
company?

The more work that a person has put in to obtain something, the less likely
that they will act in a manner to jeopardize it. It was not touted as a
guarantee that someone would not misbehave but that it would keep the number
who did smaller than it would otherwise be. There is not, never has been
and never will be a panacea that will prevent all misbehavior. This too is
human behavior. Some will flout standards and rules just to show that they
can or because they have no sense or because they don't know any better or
any other number of reasons.


Absolutely.

The best that we can do is to make the amount of effort to obtain a license
reasonably high so that fewer people are willing to risk losing it.


In this I disagree, Dee...The degree of difficulty should be "high" so as
to meet the intent of 97.1, the Basis and Purpose of the Amateur Radio Service,
and that is to ensure technical and operational comptencies of the licensee.

Part of 97.1 is to create a pool of self trained operators and persons
knowldegeable in the radio arts. That license structure should be established
in such a way that greater knowldege and skill grants ever-expanding
privildege.

And before "someone" jumps on "skill" as meaning just Morse Code
proficiency, I think that there should be a requirement to show actual
participation in Amateur Radio much that same as it was once required before
one could apply for the Extra.

I don't have a "plan" for such a requirement, but I would imagine it would
include demonstrated competencies in operational skills and validation of
learned knowledge. Of course that would mean a testing cirteria that didn't
give you the answers before you took the test.

As a
partner to this, the enforcement and penalties need to be reasonably high so
that fewer people will risk that in addition to losing their license.


Absolutely again.

73

Steve, K4YZ








Dee D. Flint October 13th 04 03:28 PM


"Steve Robeson K4CAP" wrote in message
...
Subject: K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
From: "Dee D. Flint"
Date: 10/12/2004 10:12 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id:


"William" wrote in message
. com...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message

nk.net...
"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message
thlink.net...

As for the BARF.....the answer is simple, about 70 licensed

amateurs
joined
it. All of which were either braindead, or stupid. Perhaps

both.

Dan/W4NTI

Were the barf members CW tested?

As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW

tested
makes
you have any sense.

Dan/W4NTI

I haven't seen any evidence of it either. But that used to be one of
the battle-cries for the PCTA.

bb


It was never a "battle cry". Instead it was an observation of human

nature.

And it's not just Amateur Radio.

I'd like for Brain and others to name ANYthing that, by being made
"easier" to obtain, made it "better", other than healthcare and a good

meal.

An education?? A Mercedes Benz?? A seat on the board of a Fortune

500
company?

The more work that a person has put in to obtain something, the less

likely
that they will act in a manner to jeopardize it. It was not touted as a
guarantee that someone would not misbehave but that it would keep the

number
who did smaller than it would otherwise be. There is not, never has been
and never will be a panacea that will prevent all misbehavior. This too

is
human behavior. Some will flout standards and rules just to show that

they
can or because they have no sense or because they don't know any better

or
any other number of reasons.


Absolutely.

The best that we can do is to make the amount of effort to obtain a

license
reasonably high so that fewer people are willing to risk losing it.


In this I disagree, Dee...The degree of difficulty should be "high"

so as
to meet the intent of 97.1, the Basis and Purpose of the Amateur Radio

Service,
and that is to ensure technical and operational comptencies of the

licensee.

Part of 97.1 is to create a pool of self trained operators and

persons
knowldegeable in the radio arts. That license structure should be

established
in such a way that greater knowldege and skill grants ever-expanding
privildege.


Of course it must meet the requirements of Part 97 as its primary purpose
but the problem is who is to define the standards as to what constitutes
technical competency, operational competency, self trained operators, and
persons knowledgeable in the radio arts. There are already movements in
progress claiming that we do not need the standards being used today to meet
Part 97 not only in code proficiency but also in technical, operational, and
regulatory areas.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


Steve Robeson K4CAP October 14th 04 01:17 AM

Subject: K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
From: "Dee D. Flint"
Date: 10/13/2004 9:28 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id:


"Steve Robeson K4CAP" wrote in message
...


Part of 97.1 is to create a pool of self trained operators and

persons
knowldegeable in the radio arts. That license structure should be

established
in such a way that greater knowldege and skill grants ever-expanding
privildege.


Of course it must meet the requirements of Part 97 as its primary purpose
but the problem is who is to define the standards as to what constitutes
technical competency, operational competency, self trained operators, and
persons knowledgeable in the radio arts.


The same way it's done today...The FCC would set the objective and the
VEC's would ahve to create the "questions" for thier approval. The VE's would
then be given a set of "MET/NOT MET" criteria to check off an applicant on.
(logbook entries, certificates of completion, etc...)

There are already movements in
progress claiming that we do not need the standards being used today to meet
Part 97 not only in code proficiency but also in technical, operational, and
regulatory areas.


Uh huh.

Here we go..."No Test International" rears it's ugly head. It was bound
to happen!

73

Steve, K4YZ






William October 14th 04 04:00 AM

"Dee D. Flint" wrote in message ...

Of course it must meet the requirements of Part 97 as its primary purpose
but the problem is who is to define the standards


Who? Steve will handle it.

as to what constitutes
technical competency, operational competency, self trained operators, and
persons knowledgeable in the radio arts. There are already movements in
progress claiming that we do not need the standards being used today to meet
Part 97 not only in code proficiency but also in technical, operational, and
regulatory areas.


Only disgruntled PCTA have propped up that strawman.

Are you one of them?

William October 14th 04 04:05 AM

Dave Heil wrote in message ...

I was aware that I passed several of 'em.


At least your long-term memory is intact.

This "battle cry" you wrote
of--is it "As in front of the FCC!", "Most Certainly!" or "I never said
being CW tested makes you have any sense!"?

Dave K8MN


None of the above. Aaron Jones has it fully documented.

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."

Dave Heil October 14th 04 04:18 AM

William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...

I was aware that I passed several of 'em.


At least your long-term memory is intact.

This "battle cry" you wrote
of--is it "As in front of the FCC!", "Most Certainly!" or "I never said
being CW tested makes you have any sense!"?


None of the above. Aaron Jones has it fully documented.


That simply can't be. Dan's statement was:

"As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested
makes you have any sense."

You replied:

"But that used to be one of the battle-cries for the PCTA."

Now you tell us that none of the things Dan stated are the item which
you claim was a PCTA battle cry.

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."


Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in. I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?

Dave K8MN

Dee D. Flint October 14th 04 04:30 AM


"William" wrote in message
om...
"Dee D. Flint" wrote in message

...

Of course it must meet the requirements of Part 97 as its primary

purpose
but the problem is who is to define the standards


Who? Steve will handle it.

as to what constitutes
technical competency, operational competency, self trained operators,

and
persons knowledgeable in the radio arts. There are already movements in
progress claiming that we do not need the standards being used today to

meet
Part 97 not only in code proficiency but also in technical, operational,

and
regulatory areas.


Only disgruntled PCTA have propped up that strawman.

Are you one of them?


I am stating an observation. There have been proposals/petitions submitted
to the FCC that very clearly state proposed new requirements for written
testing that are less difficult than exists today.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


Steve Robeson K4CAP October 14th 04 05:31 AM

Subject: K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
From: Dave Heil
Date: 10/13/2004 10:18 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message

...

I was aware that I passed several of 'em.


At least your long-term memory is intact.

This "battle cry" you wrote
of--is it "As in front of the FCC!", "Most Certainly!" or "I never said
being CW tested makes you have any sense!"?


None of the above. Aaron Jones has it fully documented.


That simply can't be. Dan's statement was:

"As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested
makes you have any sense."

You replied:

"But that used to be one of the battle-cries for the PCTA."

Now you tell us that none of the things Dan stated are the item which
you claim was a PCTA battle cry.

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The

Riff-Raff."

Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement.


Neither have I. Neither have any of the other "regulars" that post here.

After all, you got in.


Ahhhhhhh...Yup.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Brain? Correct an error or admit being wrong...??? He'll hit the
Powerball before that happens, and we all know the chances of THAT happening...

73

Steve, K4YZ






William October 14th 04 09:21 PM

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."


Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.


I note that you got in as well. Small world.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?

Dave K8MN


Would you like me to?

Steve Robeson K4CAP October 14th 04 10:37 PM

Subject: K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
From: (William)
Date: 10/14/2004 3:21 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

Dave Heil wrote in message
...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The

Riff-Raff."

Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.


I note that you got in as well. Small world.


Not so small world.

I note that K8MN is well known in numerous forums and "communities" within
Amateur Radio.

I do NOT see N0IMD anywhere but here.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Would you like me to?


Are you CAPABLE of it?

Steve, K4YZ








Dave Heil October 15th 04 01:08 AM

William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."


Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.


I note that you got in as well.


I certainly did, but I'm not the individual who made the peculiar,
unrelated statement here. That was you alone.

Small world.


No, actually it is the same size as it has always been.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Would you like me to?


It'd only be fair since Dan made no statement about morse testing
keeping out "riff-raff", "William".

Dave K8MN

William October 15th 04 02:46 PM

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."

Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.


I note that you got in as well.


I certainly did, but I'm not the individual who made the peculiar,
unrelated statement here. That was you alone.

Small world.


No, actually it is the same size as it has always been.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Would you like me to?


It'd only be fair since Dan made no statement about morse testing
keeping out "riff-raff", "William".

Dave K8MN


"David," the "riff-raff" argument is an old one engaged in by the
PCTA. Am I "alone" not allowed to have a "memory?"

Steve Robeson K4CAP October 15th 04 04:05 PM

Subject: K1MAN is nothing but a QRMer
From: (William)
Date: 10/15/2004 8:46 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

Dave Heil wrote in message
...
William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message

...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The

Riff-Raff."

Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.

I note that you got in as well.


I certainly did, but I'm not the individual who made the peculiar,
unrelated statement here. That was you alone.

Small world.


No, actually it is the same size as it has always been.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Would you like me to?


It'd only be fair since Dan made no statement about morse testing
keeping out "riff-raff", "William".

Dave K8MN


"David," the "riff-raff" argument is an old one engaged in by the
PCTA. Am I "alone" not allowed to have a "memory?"


Oh, you HAVE a memory, Brain.

You just allow it to be selective in what you "remember". Of course when
someone else does the same thing, you are all over them like white on rice.
But of course the "PCTA" is the only one's who have a "double
standard"..........

Steve, K4YZ






Dave Heil October 15th 04 11:52 PM

William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."

Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.

I note that you got in as well.


I certainly did, but I'm not the individual who made the peculiar,
unrelated statement here. That was you alone.

Small world.


No, actually it is the same size as it has always been.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Would you like me to?


It'd only be fair since Dan made no statement about morse testing
keeping out "riff-raff", "William".


"David," the "riff-raff" argument is an old one engaged in by the
PCTA. Am I "alone" not allowed to have a "memory?"


Would you like me to re-post what Dan wrote and what you replied? Your
memory must be fairly short if you can't recall that. It was only a few
short days ago. Dan's comments had nothing to do with keeping riff-raff
out of amateur radio.

Dave K8MN

William October 16th 04 04:02 AM

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."

Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.

I note that you got in as well.

I certainly did, but I'm not the individual who made the peculiar,
unrelated statement here. That was you alone.

Small world.

No, actually it is the same size as it has always been.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Would you like me to?

It'd only be fair since Dan made no statement about morse testing
keeping out "riff-raff", "William".


"David," the "riff-raff" argument is an old one engaged in by the
PCTA. Am I "alone" not allowed to have a "memory?"


Would you like me to re-post what Dan wrote and what you replied? Your
memory must be fairly short if you can't recall that. It was only a few
short days ago. Dan's comments had nothing to do with keeping riff-raff
out of amateur radio.

Dave K8MN


"David," you have my permission to repost whatever you like. Thanks for caring.

bb

Dave Heil October 16th 04 04:21 AM

William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

It is one of the Morse Myths that the "Morse Code Test Keeps Out The Riff-Raff."

Oh? You're introducing something new? I've never subscribed to any
such statement. After all, you got in.

I note that you got in as well.

I certainly did, but I'm not the individual who made the peculiar,
unrelated statement here. That was you alone.

Small world.

No, actually it is the same size as it has always been.

I note that you call this
statement a "morse myth" and not a "battle cry". Would you like to
reconsider or reframe your statement?


Would you like me to?

It'd only be fair since Dan made no statement about morse testing
keeping out "riff-raff", "William".


"David," the "riff-raff" argument is an old one engaged in by the
PCTA. Am I "alone" not allowed to have a "memory?"


Would you like me to re-post what Dan wrote and what you replied? Your
memory must be fairly short if you can't recall that. It was only a few
short days ago. Dan's comments had nothing to do with keeping riff-raff
out of amateur radio.


"David," you have my permission to repost whatever you like. Thanks for caring.


I'm happy to be able to help you on this one, "William".

Dan's statement was:

"As in front of the FCC? Most certainly. I never said being CW tested
makes you have any sense."

You replied:

"But that used to be one of the battle-cries for the PCTA."

I'm all for reviving that old PCTA battle-cry, "Most Certainly!"

Sheesh.

Dave K8MN


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