In article , "Kent"
writes:



I can guarantee that a HAM would not be transmitting BREAKER BREAKER.

- Well he was a complete asshole in any case...

The way CBers using power mikes and linears were dealt with was to stick a pin
through their antennas' coax feeds.

As crappy as much consumer electronics is made, probably a tone-modulated ham
or CB rig with 100 watts or so might get into the guy's gear and demodulate
somewhere, if there's such a thing as a high gain stage in solid state audio
stuff. Back in the old tube days...

Bill, K5BY

WShoots1 wrote:
The way CBers using power mikes and linears were dealt with was to stick a pin
through their antennas' coax feeds.

As crappy as much consumer electronics is made, probably a tone-modulated ham
or CB rig with 100 watts or so might get into the guy's gear and demodulate
somewhere, if there's such a thing as a high gain stage in solid state audio
stuff. Back in the old tube days...

Bill, K5BY
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So Bill K5BY, did you ever really 'pin' a CBers "coax feed" or do you
know someone who did or are you simply waving your dick around trying to
make yurself look like a real anti-CB honcho?
I suspect the latter.

-Real Bill WX4A

WX4A: So Bill K5BY, did you ever really 'pin' a CBers "coax feed" or do you
know someone who did or are you simply waving your dick around trying to make
yurself look like a real anti-CB honcho? I suspect the latter.

Wrong, OM. I'd only heard, from other CBers, of it being done. You see, I was
pro CB. I even remember my CB call, KBM5321, back when they were issued.

Before I organized a ham emergency organization, the Clear Lake Emergency
Amateur Radio Service, in the late 1970s, I organized a CB group, the Emergency
Communications Network, in the early 1970s. Only one other ham/CBer would join
the group. Later on, my ham group and that CB group worked together. Some of
the CBers became hams -- and CLEARS members -- because of my attitude.

Besides my 2M rig in the car, I have a CB rig for backup -- to the 2M rig, that
is. My primary radio these days is a cell phone.

73,
Bill, K5BY
Licensed since 1947
Extra Class since 1952
Also have 2nd Class Radiotelegraph license # T2GB040061 with radar endorsement.