"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

This was definitely a problem at Buena Park. The Montecito site is not
ready; the toploading of the tower to be used is not done, so it is
some
time before they switch.

Pretty much what I indicated to you a while back, you f00kin prancer.

No, you did not indicate that at all.

Yes, I did!

No, your only idiotic contribution here was to question why switching from
one site to another might cause the signal to "cut out" (in fact, it was not
cutting out, per Telamon, but going up and down in field strength). If they
were having one of many kinds of issues, they might have been switching back
and forth... such as testing a system to turn the "other site" on if the one
in use failed (they might want to use the Buena Park auxiliary at night,
when the new tower would not be under construction) and were going back and
forth between the two. As we later found out, the new temporary site is not
yet ready to operate, so the reason for the intermittency had to do with
maintenance they did when they took a silent period after midnight and until
5 or 6 AM on Sunday... the normal time most AMs now choose to shut down when
it is impossible to stay on the air for some maintenance.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Eduardo wrote:

This was definitely a problem at Buena Park. The Montecito site is not
ready; the toploading of the tower to be used is not done, so it is
some
time before they switch.

Pretty much what I indicated to you a while back, you f00kin prancer.

No, you did not indicate that at all.

Yes, I did!

No, your only idiotic contribution here was to question why switching from
one site to another might cause the signal to "cut out" (in fact, it was not
cutting out, per Telamon, but going up and down in field strength). If they
were having one of many kinds of issues, they might have been switching back
and forth... such as testing a system to turn the "other site" on if the one
in use failed (they might want to use the Buena Park auxiliary at night,
when the new tower would not be under construction) and were going back and
forth between the two. As we later found out, the new temporary site is not
yet ready to operate, so the reason for the intermittency had to do with
maintenance they did when they took a silent period after midnight and until
5 or 6 AM on Sunday... the normal time most AMs now choose to shut down when
it is impossible to stay on the air for some maintenance.

Obfuscate, you little prancer!

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Gee, all those other licences show up in the applicable Callbooks,
poseur...

No, lots did not. the system was entirely manual, and I see many who were
never listed, including Peter Juris, Ing. Fred Simon, Ing. Al Horvath and
several others I knew.

Prove it!

I really doubt any records exist to prove or disprove.

Prove that, just like your 'claims' of station ownership in Ecuador.

I gave you names of a dozen employees from that era, and suggested you
contact the Commercial Attaché (who no longe ris a front for the CIA) in
Quito and simply ask.

Prove that, just like your 'Eduardo' name, that you NEVER used in any
context
other than that starting circa 2000.

I used it on CIS back to the mid 80's as a way of distinguisning between my
own opinions and ones that represented my professional activities.

Prove it!

The FCC disagrees with your claims,

No, that is your fabrication based on a license RENEWAL.

the State Department disagrees with your
claims...

No, they don't. I don't think I have ever delt with the State Depatment,
anyway. I am not a diplomat nor a representative of a foreign government.

and as far as I know the State of California disagrees with your claims.

I have no idea what they could disagree with.

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:



All such documents referred to the permitee's Cédula de Identidad
number...
the unique national ID card. Without an ID card, you could not even cash
a
check... so there was no identity theft there, something the US has yet
to
figure out.

Gee, all those other licences show up in the applicable Callbooks,
poseur...

In another post, I named some well know, licensed, Ecuadorian hams that did
not ever appear in call books in the period... the interesting thing I
noticed in making the list (which also includes Pascal Michelet, Gerardo
Brborich, Fuad Dassum, and a few others) is that all the ones not listed
were not Ecuadorian citizens by birth and had a different "Cédula" code...
whether that is a coincidence or just a bit of randomity I will never know.

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Eduardo wrote:

This was definitely a problem at Buena Park. The Montecito site is
not
ready; the toploading of the tower to be used is not done, so it is
some
time before they switch.

Pretty much what I indicated to you a while back, you f00kin
prancer.

No, you did not indicate that at all.

Yes, I did!

No, your only idiotic contribution here was to question why switching
from
one site to another might cause the signal to "cut out" (in fact, it was
not
cutting out, per Telamon, but going up and down in field strength). If
they
were having one of many kinds of issues, they might have been switching
back
and forth... such as testing a system to turn the "other site" on if the
one
in use failed (they might want to use the Buena Park auxiliary at night,
when the new tower would not be under construction) and were going back
and
forth between the two. As we later found out, the new temporary site is
not
yet ready to operate, so the reason for the intermittency had to do with
maintenance they did when they took a silent period after midnight and
until
5 or 6 AM on Sunday... the normal time most AMs now choose to shut down
when
it is impossible to stay on the air for some maintenance.

Obfuscate, you little prancer!

You did not contribute anything to this thread, except asking why switching
between sites would cause a staiton to cut on and off, which is a pretty
dumb comment to begin with! You said nothing about the possible causes, or
the status of Amy's Place as a temporary site while KFI's new tower is being
constructed.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Gee, all those other licences show up in the applicable Callbooks,
poseur...

No, lots did not. the system was entirely manual, and I see many who were
never listed, including Peter Juris, Ing. Fred Simon, Ing. Al Horvath and
several others I knew.

Prove it!

I really doubt any records exist to prove or disprove.

Prove that, just like your 'claims' of station ownership in Ecuador.

I gave you names of a dozen employees from that era, and suggested you
contact the Commercial Attaché (who no longe ris a front for the CIA) in
Quito and simply ask.

Prove that, just like your 'Eduardo' name, that you NEVER used in any
context
other than that starting circa 2000.

I used it on CIS back to the mid 80's as a way of distinguisning between my
own opinions and ones that represented my professional activities.

Prove it!

The FCC disagrees with your claims,

No, that is your fabrication based on a license RENEWAL.

the State Department disagrees with your
claims...

No, they don't. I don't think I have ever delt with the State Depatment,
anyway. I am not a diplomat nor a representative of a foreign government.

and as far as I know the State of California disagrees with your claims.

I have no idea what they could disagree with.

Edweenie, you are full of ca-ca...

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Eduardo wrote:



All such documents referred to the permitee's Cédula de Identidad
number...
the unique national ID card. Without an ID card, you could not even cash
a
check... so there was no identity theft there, something the US has yet
to
figure out.

Gee, all those other licences show up in the applicable Callbooks,
poseur...

In another post, I named some well know, licensed, Ecuadorian hams that did
not ever appear in call books in the period... the interesting thing I
noticed in making the list (which also includes Pascal Michelet, Gerardo
Brborich, Fuad Dassum, and a few others) is that all the ones not listed
were not Ecuadorian citizens by birth and had a different "Cédula" code...
whether that is a coincidence or just a bit of randomity I will never know.

That's because you are full of ca-ca...

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Eduardo wrote:

This was definitely a problem at Buena Park. The Montecito site is
not
ready; the toploading of the tower to be used is not done, so it is
some
time before they switch.

Pretty much what I indicated to you a while back, you f00kin
prancer.

No, you did not indicate that at all.

Yes, I did!

No, your only idiotic contribution here was to question why switching
from
one site to another might cause the signal to "cut out" (in fact, it was
not
cutting out, per Telamon, but going up and down in field strength). If
they
were having one of many kinds of issues, they might have been switching
back
and forth... such as testing a system to turn the "other site" on if the
one
in use failed (they might want to use the Buena Park auxiliary at night,
when the new tower would not be under construction) and were going back
and
forth between the two. As we later found out, the new temporary site is
not
yet ready to operate, so the reason for the intermittency had to do with
maintenance they did when they took a silent period after midnight and
until
5 or 6 AM on Sunday... the normal time most AMs now choose to shut down
when
it is impossible to stay on the air for some maintenance.

Obfuscate, you little prancer!

You did not contribute anything to this thread, except asking why switching
between sites would cause a staiton to cut on and off, which is a pretty
dumb comment to begin with! You said nothing about the possible causes, or
the status of Amy's Place as a temporary site while KFI's new tower is being
constructed.



You are full of ca-ca, 'tard boy!

On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 16:45:05 -0400, dxAce
wrote:



dxAce wrote:

dxAce wrote:

dxAce wrote:

spaming right along I see

"one useless man is disgrace 2 become a law firm 3 or more become a congress"
adams

woger you are a Congress all in your own head

http://kb9rqz.bravejournal.com/
altopia is never used by KB9RQZ
nor is ever udsed on the usenet from anywhere but google

posts from these sorucees are fakes

and get ou the newly recovered KB9RQZ.blogspot.com as well

G

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"dxAce" wrote in message
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Come on Boy, contribute, you little prancer!


Besides "bigot" we need to add "homophobe" to your credentials. You seem to
hate everyone, but homophobia nearly a decade into the 21st Century seems to
be pretty outdated and stale. And stupid.