John Smith wrote:
Freebanders rule the air! just ask commander butt cornholer, he's a
freebander, but he's ashamed so he won't divulge his call sign or where he
lives.

He's a chicken****!

Comming from someone so cowardly they try to pretend to be John Smith.

John Smith wrote:
John Smith II:

Personally, I have nothing against freebanders. However, commander
buzzard is not my favorite personality here...

John

The feeling is mutual.

Best Behaved = Largest Band Allocation
 

A very experienced Amateur on this forum has suggested that the amount of
bandwidth available to a particular mode might be linked to how well users of
that mode behave on the air. He may well have hit on a new regulatory tool
which would reward good behaviour with greater spectrum availability.

With this in mind, please rank the following alphabetical list of popular modes
in order of their good behaviour (least citations/letters from K4ZDH, least
times you've been deliberately interfered with by the mode, etc.)

AM
AMTOR
AX.25
CW
PACTOR
PSK-xx
RTTY (5-bit baudot)
RTTY (7-bit ASCII)
SSB
SSTV

73, de Hans, K0HB
--
Come sit by the fire and warm your bones. Let's enjoy a bracing drink and a few
tales.

"The wind was picking up, clouds were rolling in, the fish had quit biting, my
hands were numb, nose was running, I had to pee, and I was thinking of heading
for the dock when..."

"KØHB" wrote in message
hlink.net...
A very experienced Amateur on this forum has suggested that the amount of
bandwidth available to a particular mode might be linked to how well users
of
that mode behave on the air. He may well have hit on a new regulatory
tool
which would reward good behaviour with greater spectrum availability.

With this in mind, please rank the following alphabetical list of popular
modes
in order of their good behaviour (least citations/letters from K4ZDH,
least
times you've been deliberately interfered with by the mode, etc.)

AM
AMTOR
AX.25
CW
PACTOR
PSK-xx
RTTY (5-bit baudot)
RTTY (7-bit ASCII)
SSB
SSTV

73, de Hans, K0HB
--
Come sit by the fire and warm your bones. Let's enjoy a bracing drink and
a few
tales.

"The wind was picking up, clouds were rolling in, the fish had quit
biting, my
hands were numb, nose was running, I had to pee, and I was thinking of
heading
for the dock when..."



Hello, Hans


Well, I've never encountered problems with CW nor RTTY. AM I won't even get
into :))

If one looks towards CB, it would seem that questionable behavior has been
rewarded in the past, not that I would recommend poor behavior ;)


73 from Rochester, NY
Jim AA2QA

"KØHB" wrote in message
hlink.net...
A very experienced Amateur on this forum has suggested that the amount of
bandwidth available to a particular mode might be linked to how well users
of
that mode behave on the air. He may well have hit on a new regulatory
tool
which would reward good behaviour with greater spectrum availability.

With this in mind, please rank the following alphabetical list of popular
modes
in order of their good behaviour (least citations/letters from K4ZDH,
least
times you've been deliberately interfered with by the mode, etc.)

AM
AMTOR
AX.25
CW
PACTOR
PSK-xx
RTTY (5-bit baudot)
RTTY (7-bit ASCII)
SSB
SSTV

73, de Hans, K0HB
--
Come sit by the fire and warm your bones. Let's enjoy a bracing drink and
a few
tales.

"The wind was picking up, clouds were rolling in, the fish had quit
biting, my
hands were numb, nose was running, I had to pee, and I was thinking of
heading
for the dock when..."



That's a good one for down at the Legion Hall
Hans.

Freebanders rule the air! just ask commander butt cornholer, he's a
freebander, but he's ashamed so he won't divulge his call sign or where he
lives.

He's a chicken****!

"Freebander" wrote in message
news:n70jn8cn32fkljl.010720051020@kirk...
how about a dunce cap for offenders

how about they have to spend their lunch hour in the corner

how about they become a freebander

"KXHB" wrote in message
hlink.net...
A very experienced Amateur on this forum has suggested that the amount of
bandwidth available to a particular mode might be linked to how well
users of
that mode behave on the air. He may well have hit on a new regulatory
tool
which would reward good behaviour with greater spectrum availability.

With this in mind, please rank the following alphabetical list of popular
modes
in order of their good behaviour (least citations/letters from K4ZDH,
least
times you've been deliberately interfered with by the mode, etc.)

AM
AMTOR
AX.25
CW
PACTOR
PSK-xx
RTTY (5-bit baudot)
RTTY (7-bit ASCII)
SSB
SSTV

73, de Hans, K0HB
--
Come sit by the fire and warm your bones. Let's enjoy a bracing drink and
a few
tales.

"The wind was picking up, clouds were rolling in, the fish had quit
biting, my
hands were numb, nose was running, I had to pee, and I was thinking of
heading
for the dock when..."

John Smith II:

Personally, I have nothing against freebanders. However, commander
buzzard is not my favorite personality here...

John

"John Smith" wrote in message
news:1120241251.62cd1658bf5255fad78a7ce8ebf8ebf5@t eranews...
Freebanders rule the air! just ask commander butt cornholer, he's a
freebander, but he's ashamed so he won't divulge his call sign or
where he lives.

He's a chicken****!

"Freebander" wrote in message
news:n70jn8cn32fkljl.010720051020@kirk...
how about a dunce cap for offenders

how about they have to spend their lunch hour in the corner

how about they become a freebander

"KXHB" wrote in message
hlink.net...
A very experienced Amateur on this forum has suggested that the
amount of
bandwidth available to a particular mode might be linked to how
well users of
that mode behave on the air. He may well have hit on a new
regulatory tool
which would reward good behaviour with greater spectrum
availability.

With this in mind, please rank the following alphabetical list of
popular modes
in order of their good behaviour (least citations/letters from
K4ZDH, least
times you've been deliberately interfered with by the mode, etc.)

AM
AMTOR
AX.25
CW
PACTOR
PSK-xx
RTTY (5-bit baudot)
RTTY (7-bit ASCII)
SSB
SSTV

73, de Hans, K0HB
--
Come sit by the fire and warm your bones. Let's enjoy a bracing
drink and a few
tales.

"The wind was picking up, clouds were rolling in, the fish had
quit biting, my
hands were numb, nose was running, I had to pee, and I was
thinking of heading
for the dock when..."