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November 6th 06, 12:45 PM
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Who's Chris And Why Does He Fear Being Archived?
Chris wrote: On 6 Nov 2006 02:55:56 -0800, K4YZ wrote: wrote: Chris wrote: From Monitoring Times, Vol. 25, No. 11 (Nov., 2006), page 59, in George Zeller's "Outer Limits" column: "Not all unlicensed broadcasters are illegal under United States law. During mid-August, amateur radio operator N9OGL in Illinois successfully tested a Part 15 low power transmitter with a limited antenna on 13,556 kHZ around 0000 UTC using lower sideband modulation. On this frequency, under good propagation conditions, his Omega One Radio broadcast was widely heard across eastern North America. This sort of experimentation is completely legal if FCC rules are followed carefully." Guess Mr Zeller missed all of Toidie's bbragging about his 100+watt operation. N9OGL alledges that Mr Zeller is his (Toiddie's) uncle. Hey Chris...Howcome the fear of being archived? Actually, Todd Daugherty is apparently NOT saying that at all. It looks like you are responding to an imposter, because N9OGL never posts through aioe.org, and because aioe.org doesn't routinely attach bogus Google headers to its output. Now all you have to do is to try and figure out who is baiting you. My, my. That hook in your mouth must hurt. I hope you haven't made yourself look foolish to Mr. Zeller by sending him forgeries, because I'll bet he can read Usenet headers. I am sure he can. And I will be glad to attach copies of OTHER N9OGL posts that were forwarded via thge same pathway that were legitimate. Toiddie's been TOS'ed from his ISP's before. The best he can hope for is the use of remailers to keep from getting canned yet again. Come to think if it, you've acted upon forgeries before, haven't you? Just once. Maybe we should rename you "Dan Rather." Unlike Mr Rather, I recognized my own mistake and acknowledged it. So now...About your fear of being archived...?!?!? Steve, K4YZ |
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