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February 25th 06, 05:05 PM
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impersonations on ham radio
wrote: wrote: On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 08:17:18 +0000, weatherall wrote: I'm curious if any of you have witnessed impersonation by a ham radio operator. In other words, someone was transmitting and claiming to be someone else, using an alternate name and/or callsign. sure I have heard of it Yes, Markie is impersonating a ham and a human being as you can plainly see. can't you get anything right? Obviously I am aham (not clear in your case) and I am certainly a better human being than you (talk about damning with faint prasie) there are certainly ham that have no sense of honesty look at K4YZ on herehe has no compoution about alter the calls and post of thers (and of threatening them with lawsuit either Why were you jamming those repeaters, Markie? what repeaters? |
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