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K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE
K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE:
IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM You can listen to the program on 14.275 MHz. USB or 3.977 MHz. LSB at 5:30 A.M., 1 P.M., 4:49 P.M., 8 P.M., 12 midnight, and 3:00 A.M or 3.890 MHz. Amplitude Modulation at 6:23 P.M., and 9:30 PM - all Eastern Local Times. See www.K1MAN.com for further details. The talk show call-in number is 1-800-262-9543 --- This E-Mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.773 / Virus Database: 520 - Release Date: 10/5/2004 |
Lloyd wrote:
"Larry" NoSpam@email wrote in message ... Now why would anybody want to listen to his bull crap? If you want a t-shirt, be my guest. I understand they work better than toilet paper. And your point is? If you don't get it, you wouldn't understand it even if it were explained to you. |
....or should I say the Friends of BPL?
Forget administrative sanctions, this guy should be 'sent up the river' if they really want respect for the rules (not that that'll clean up CB or other unlicensed services...). Enough apples and oranges in this post??? LJD "Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM You can listen to the program on 14.275 MHz. USB or 3.977 MHz. LSB at 5:30 A.M., 1 P.M., 4:49 P.M., 8 P.M., 12 midnight, and 3:00 A.M or 3.890 MHz. Amplitude Modulation at 6:23 P.M., and 9:30 PM - all Eastern Local Times. See www.K1MAN.com for further details. The talk show call-in number is 1-800-262-9543 --- This E-Mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.773 / Virus Database: 520 - Release Date: 10/5/2004 |
IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM
is this when he plays his answering machine tapes and breaks in occasionally to answer one over the air?? |
"Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM You can listen to the program on 14.275 MHz. USB or 3.977 MHz. LSB at 5:30 A.M., 1 P.M., 4:49 P.M., 8 P.M., 12 midnight, and 3:00 A.M or 3.890 MHz. Amplitude Modulation at 6:23 P.M., and 9:30 PM - all Eastern Local Times. See www.K1MAN.com for further details. The talk show call-in number is 1-800-262-9543 Back in '99, when I got active again, I happened across and was surprised to hear these transmissions as it sounded like broadcasting to me. I read a few of the FCC things thereafter, but it dropped off the radar screen. So...did he and the FCC come to terms on his station operation? What was the official resolution? or is he still a problem in the FCC's eyes? Just after the status/facts - not interested in opinions. -- Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. |
If all you want is the 'status and the facts' and want no opinions then YOU
TAKE YOUR OWN TIME TO RESEARCH THINGS. Go to Google and type in "K1MAN". That should keep you busy for a while. Dan/W4NTI "Steve Nosko" wrote in message ... "Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM You can listen to the program on 14.275 MHz. USB or 3.977 MHz. LSB at 5:30 A.M., 1 P.M., 4:49 P.M., 8 P.M., 12 midnight, and 3:00 A.M or 3.890 MHz. Amplitude Modulation at 6:23 P.M., and 9:30 PM - all Eastern Local Times. See www.K1MAN.com for further details. The talk show call-in number is 1-800-262-9543 Back in '99, when I got active again, I happened across and was surprised to hear these transmissions as it sounded like broadcasting to me. I read a few of the FCC things thereafter, but it dropped off the radar screen. So...did he and the FCC come to terms on his station operation? What was the official resolution? or is he still a problem in the FCC's eyes? Just after the status/facts - not interested in opinions. -- Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. |
You mean something like this?????
May 24, 2004 Mr. Daniel L. Jeswald 89 Wildman Road Anniston, AL 36201 Amateur license W4NTI Case #EB-2004-2561 Dear Mr. Jeswald: Enclosed is a complaint we received about the operation of your station on December 26, 2003, on 14.255 MHz. The complaint alleges profanity and obscenity, as well as racial slurs. Section 308(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, gives the Commission the authority to obtain information from applicants and licensees about the operation of their station. Accordingly, you are requested to review the complaint and respond to this office within 20 days. In an inquiry of this type we are required to notify you that a willfully false or misleading reply constitutes a separate violation made punishable under United States Code Title 18, Section 1001. Enclosure CC: FCC South Central Regional Director "Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message k.net... If all you want is the 'status and the facts' and want no opinions then YOU TAKE YOUR OWN TIME TO RESEARCH THINGS. Go to Google and type in "K1MAN". That should keep you busy for a while. Dan/W4NTI "Steve Nosko" wrote in message ... "Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM You can listen to the program on 14.275 MHz. USB or 3.977 MHz. LSB at 5:30 A.M., 1 P.M., 4:49 P.M., 8 P.M., 12 midnight, and 3:00 A.M or 3.890 MHz. Amplitude Modulation at 6:23 P.M., and 9:30 PM - all Eastern Local Times. See www.K1MAN.com for further details. The talk show call-in number is 1-800-262-9543 Back in '99, when I got active again, I happened across and was surprised to hear these transmissions as it sounded like broadcasting to me. I read a few of the FCC things thereafter, but it dropped off the radar screen. So...did he and the FCC come to terms on his station operation? What was the official resolution? or is he still a problem in the FCC's eyes? Just after the status/facts - not interested in opinions. -- Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. |
Mr Ham Radio wrote:
K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM See www.K1MAN.com for further details. He should just post his programming at his web site, and not clutter up the ham bands. Or set up a forum BBS web site. |
"Lloyd" wrote in message ... "Robert Casey" wrote in message ... Mr Ham Radio wrote: K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM See www.K1MAN.com for further details. He should just post his programming at his web site, and not clutter up the ham bands. Or set up a forum BBS web site. That would not accomplish MAN's purposes. Lloyd MAN's 'purpose' you say??? Tell us LLllllooooyyyyyddddd what is his purpose? Oh let me help you...it is to sew hate and discontent among ham radio operators. It is to thumb his nose at the FCC, it is to irrationally insult the ARRL and then run their bulletins on his 'program' in order to trash up the bands. Dan/W4NTI |
"Ted" Nospam@nospam wrote in message ... "Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message k.net... If all you want is the 'status and the facts' and want no opinions then YOU TAKE YOUR OWN TIME TO RESEARCH THINGS. Go to Google and type in "K1MAN". That should keep you busy for a while. Dan/W4NTI /// Next question. Who would want to even bother? Baxter ain't worth the effort. Exactly the reason I told him to go look for his self. Dan/W4NTI |
So...did he and the FCC come to terms on his station operation? What was the official resolution? or is he still a problem in the FCC's eyes? Just after the status/facts - not interested in opinions. Two outstanding problems he has to fix: Firing up his transmissions on frequencies other hams are using at the time, and something about pecunary interest when he tells people on ham radio frequencies to visit his web site where he sells stuff. |
"Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: Thanks for the *broadcast* schedule you -schmuck- ! Now we know EXACTLY WHERE to fire up the trusty SB-220 with my computer soundcard music and noise generators. (you think you'd heard non-stop jamming like what used to come from some well known historic jammers from NC, PA and FL? You ain't heard nothing yet.....and it ain't illegal to jam the crap out of a illegal broadcast either so you 'RF ham cops' out there can go **** up a rope on a sunday morning in the hog barn...) |
"Victor Herbert II" wrote in message roups.com... "Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: Thanks for the *broadcast* schedule you -schmuck- ! Now we know EXACTLY WHERE to fire up the trusty SB-220 That's all you've got? I use a SB-220 for a driver you schmuck! ROTFLMAO...... with my computer soundcard music and noise generators. (you think you'd heard non-stop jamming like what used to come from some well known historic jammers from NC, PA and FL? You ain't heard nothing yet.....and it ain't illegal to jam the crap out of a illegal broadcast either so you 'RF ham cops' out there can go **** up a rope on a sunday morning in the hog barn...) |
Lloyd wrote:
"Robert Casey" wrote in message ... Mr Ham Radio wrote: K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: IARN AMATEUR RADIO TALK PROGRAM See www.K1MAN.com for further details. He should just post his programming at his web site, and not clutter up the ham bands. Or set up a forum BBS web site. That would not accomplish MAN's purposes. Of attempting to interfer on the ham bands |
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To: W. Riley Hollingsworth, Esq. FCC Gettysburg, Pa. 17325-7245 From: Glenn A. Baxter, P.E., K1MAN Registered Professional Engineer Date 14 October 2004 Subject: Your letter to K1MAN dated 15 September 2004 and received 28 September 2004 Thank you for your letter and your interest in K1MAN. The legal opinions in your letter referenced above are not correct and the various allegations are false. K1MAN is in full compliance with all FCC rules, state laws, and federal laws. I encourage you to take "enforcement actions" and look forward to seeing you in court(s). Regarding your request, I hereby certify that: 1. No corrective actions are necessary at K1MAN. 2. No changes are needed with regard to station control which is in full compliance with all FCC rules. Good listening! GL and 73 de K1MAN (signed) Glenn A. Baxter, P.E., K1MAN Victor Herbert II wrote: "Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: Thanks for the *broadcast* schedule you -schmuck- ! Now we know EXACTLY WHERE to fire up the trusty SB-220 with my computer soundcard music and noise generators. (you think you'd heard non-stop jamming like what used to come from some well known historic jammers from NC, PA and FL? You ain't heard nothing yet.....and it ain't illegal to jam the crap out of a illegal broadcast either so you 'RF ham cops' out there can go **** up a rope on a sunday morning in the hog barn...) |
Are you the Victor Herbert from Phoenix AZ ?
Victor Herbert II wrote: "Mr Ham Radio" wrote in message ... K1MAN DAILY TRANSMITTING (BULLETIN) SCHEDULE: Thanks for the *broadcast* schedule you -schmuck- ! Now we know EXACTLY WHERE to fire up the trusty SB-220 with my computer soundcard music and noise generators. (you think you'd heard non-stop jamming like what used to come from some well known historic jammers from NC, PA and FL? You ain't heard nothing yet.....and it ain't illegal to jam the crap out of a illegal broadcast either so you 'RF ham cops' out there can go **** up a rope on a sunday morning in the hog barn...) |
"Barry OGrady" wrote in message ... On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 09:37:17 -0400, "Lloyd" wrote: "Barry OGrady" wrote in message .. . How does he get away with all the illegal activities he boasts about on his website? -Barry According to authoritative legal sources, ALL of MAN's activities are quite legal. For some odd reason, probably envy, many American hams are in denial and think MAN is doing something illegal, which he is not. If ARRL is legal, MAN is legal. Simple! Is broadcasting on AR legal there. It isn't here. -Barry ======== Ask the ARRL? They do it daily! Web page: http://members.iinet.net.au/~barry.og Atheist, radio scanner, LIPD information. |
"Barry OGrady" wrote in message ... On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 09:37:17 -0400, "Lloyd" wrote: "Barry OGrady" wrote in message .. . How does he get away with all the illegal activities he boasts about on his website? -Barry According to authoritative legal sources, ALL of MAN's activities are quite legal. For some odd reason, probably envy, many American hams are in denial and think MAN is doing something illegal, which he is not. If ARRL is legal, MAN is legal. Simple! Is broadcasting on AR legal there. It isn't here. Lloyd -Barry Broadcasting isn't legal here either. The exceptions are beacons, code practice and news bulletins of interest to amateurs only not general interest news. ARRL meets the strictest interpretation of the FCC rules. K1MAN doesn't meet even the loosest of interpretations of the rules. For example, I heard him interviewing someone over the air. Other days, I've heard general news not ham news. While I normally don't care to listen to his drivel, I tune in once in a while simply to confirm to myself just what he is doing rather than rely on the statements of others. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
"Dee D. Flint" wrote in message ...
"Barry OGrady" wrote in message ... On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 09:37:17 -0400, "Lloyd" wrote: "Barry OGrady" wrote in message .. . How does he get away with all the illegal activities he boasts about on his website? -Barry According to authoritative legal sources, ALL of MAN's activities are quite legal. For some odd reason, probably envy, many American hams are in denial and think MAN is doing something illegal, which he is not. If ARRL is legal, MAN is legal. Simple! Is broadcasting on AR legal there. It isn't here. Lloyd -Barry Broadcasting isn't legal here either. It is. See your exceptions list below, and the extra special exception called "W1AW.". The exceptions are beacons, code practice and news bulletins of interest to amateurs only not general interest news. And Space Shuttle retransmissions. ARRL meets the strictest interpretation of the FCC rules. I wonder who wrote that rule? Must have been a non-amateur bureaucrat. Hi, hi! I think that rule was written so that the ARRL has a monopoly on such activities, but that's just my opinion. |
Some say:
According to authoritative legal sources, ALL of MAN's activities are quite legal. Broadcasting isn't legal here either. It is. See your exceptions list below, and the extra special exception called "W1AW.". The exceptions are beacons, code practice and news bulletins of interest to amateurs only not general interest news. And Space Shuttle retransmissions. ARRL meets the strictest interpretation of the FCC rules. I wonder who wrote that rule? I don't recall if it is in part 97 or an interpretation, but there is official word from the FCC that transmissions *specifficaly aimed at amateurs* is diffeernt from that aimed at *anyone* which *is* considered broadcastaing. So if it is to anyone, it is broadcasting. If it is to an individual or specific group of people, then it's not. I'm just explaining. I wrestled with this as well and it is certainly arguable...as is anything here... So, what about religious transmissions? If they hope to convert, then it's broadcasting. If they are only targeting religious people, then it's not, I guess. 73, -- Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. |
I don't recall if it is in part 97 or an interpretation, but there is official word from the FCC that transmissions *specifficaly aimed at amateurs* is diffeernt from that aimed at *anyone* which *is* considered broadcastaing. So if it is to anyone, it is broadcasting. If it is to an individual or specific group of people, then it's not. I'm just explaining. I wrestled with this as well and it is certainly arguable...as is anything here... So, what about religious transmissions? If they hope to convert, then it's broadcasting. If they are only targeting religious people, then it's not, I guess. 73, Only on the religion bands... :-) I think the point is that the material in the bulletin/broadcast needs to be that only interesting to hams or prospective hams. But any subject in a true 2 way communication (QSO) is allowed except for indecent and patently offensive material. I wonder if I can get a US patent on something patently offensive? ;-) I already have 14 "utility" patents (those are the real patents, don't let some shister lawyer sell you a "design" patent. A design patent is really just a trademark of sorts, and is trivial to circumvent). |
"Steve Nosko" wrote in message ... Some say: According to authoritative legal sources, ALL of MAN's activities are quite legal. Broadcasting isn't legal here either. It is. See your exceptions list below, and the extra special exception called "W1AW.". The exceptions are beacons, code practice and news bulletins of interest to amateurs only not general interest news. And Space Shuttle retransmissions. ARRL meets the strictest interpretation of the FCC rules. I wonder who wrote that rule? I don't recall if it is in part 97 or an interpretation, but there is official word from the FCC that transmissions *specifficaly aimed at amateurs* It is indeed actually in part 97. It must be intended for amateurs and the content must be amateur related material, ie things like rule changes or effect of BPL but not other material such as religious material, general news, etc. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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