You're not doing a very good job at keeping the pirates off 28.085 and
others. Maybe it's time phone was allowed down there so that Techs can take
care of business.

On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 22:01:06 -0400, "R.F. Burns"
wrote:

You're not doing a very good job at keeping the pirates off 28.085 and
others. Maybe it's time phone was allowed down there so that Techs can take
care of business.



nobody else is on it...at least the freq is in use,

We CW ops long ago gave up on 10 meters and decided it wasn't worth wasting
our time to work the rest of you CBers on 10.

Did you really think crushing the license requirements under your bootheels
would have a POSITIVE effect on ham radio?

Get ready. This is only the beginning, good buddy.

You're not doing a very good job at keeping the pirates off 28.085 and

Hell... might as well let the pirates enjoy it. No legitimate hams know or
care about 10 meters anymore.

"R.F. Burns" wrote in message
...

You're not doing a very good job at keeping the pirates off 28.085 and
others. Maybe it's time phone was allowed down there so that Techs can
take care of business.

"- -" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 22:01:06 -0400, "R.F. Burns"

wrote:

You're not doing a very good job at keeping the pirates
off 28.085 and
others. Maybe it's time phone was allowed down there so
that Techs can take
care of business.



nobody else is on it...at least the freq is in use,


That sounds like an excellent frequency for a RTTY BBS! G

I'll have to check the rulebook, just to be sure, however.


Ed, NM2K