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I copy 5 by 9 you're coming in loud and clear.
73
KD5RRJ, DAN
Come on, breaker!
Ah, the days... :biggrin:
(01-05-2010 10:46 AM)Here Am I Wrote: [ -> ]Come on, breaker!
I read you breaker, come back. Whats your handle mine is fishbone. My 20 is Chicagoland whats yours? I's carrying a full load of Sony TV's, you must be a four-wheeler.
(01-07-2010 09:04 AM)Ronnie Wrote: [ -> ] (01-05-2010 10:46 AM)Here Am I Wrote: [ -> ]Come on, breaker!
I read you breaker, come back. Whats your handle mine is fishbone. My 20 is Chicagoland whats yours? I's carrying a full load of Sony TV's, you must be a four-wheeler.
Ten-nine, fishbone? Be aware that there's a county mounty advertising just off the boulevard, not far from the eat-em-up. Back 'em down on the way by; we don't wanna feed the bears.
(01-07-2010 09:14 AM)Laura Wrote: [ -> ]Ten-nine, fishbone? Be aware that there's a county mounty advertising just off the boulevard, not far from the eat-em-up. Back 'em down on the way by; we don't wanna feed the bears.
Mighty decent of you four-wheeler, I appreciate you watching my front door.
Break station, this is KD5RRJ, KD5RRJ calling the CB broadcast stations.
Alright you bunch of CBers, you are broadcasting at the top end of 12 meters not the bottom end of 11. This is an Amateur Band not a Citizen Band and you are broadcasting illegally outside of your band limit, using more amperes than allowed. If you do not adjust to your proper frequency and power settings, I will file a grievance with the FCC.
This is KD5RRJ on 12 meters...
KD5RRJ calling CQ, CQ, CQ... KD5RRJ calling CQ, over.
(01-07-2010 10:36 AM)Daniel Wrote: [ -> ]Break station, this is KD5RRJ, KD5RRJ calling the CB broadcast stations.
Alright you bunch of CBers, you are broadcasting at the top end of 12 meters not the bottom end of 11. This is an Amateur Band not a Citizen Band and you are broadcasting illegally outside of your band limit, using more amperes than allowed. If you do not adjust to your proper frequency and power settings, I will file a grievance with the FCC.
This is KD5RRJ on 12 meters...
KD5RRJ calling CQ, CQ, CQ... KD5RRJ calling CQ, over.
Just because Citizen Banders can talk to someone on the other side of the world does not, well.... I leave the rest unsaid.
Always the same, CBers always whine about not being able to use HAM frequencies. All you need to do is find a local ARC (Amateur Radio Club), study for the exam, take the test, get your callsign and make it legal. Until then at least have the decency to stay in CB frequency limits and power limits.... I leave the rest unsaid...
KD5RRJ calling CQ, CQ, CQ... KD5RRJ calling CQ, over...