Subject: BTW, Hans...
From: "KØHB"
Date: 11/23/2004 11:26 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id: et



"Steve Robeson K4YZ" wrote in message
...
You stated that there were no 2 x 2 "Extra" (meaning AH prefixed)
calls in
KH0/KH2, and that those calls were for Technicians and Generals.

There ARE AH0 and AH2 prefixed calls, but they fall to Amateur
Advanced
AND Amateur Extra licensees.

FCC site refers:

http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/ama...ialsystem.html

Nothing like ALL the facts, eh, Hans?

Steve, K4YZ


Steve, you REALLY need to do a RF Exposure Guideline survey of your
station, because you keep getting the facts WRONG.

Referring to the chart YOU cite, in Region 13 (NOT Region 1-10) an AH0x
or AH2x callsign is in Group A (Extra). An AH0xx or AH2xx callsign is
in Group B.

See what happens when you do half vast research? Nothing like ALL the
facts, eh, Steve?

Good luck on this one now!

No kidding, Eh, Your Rectally Impaledness...?!?!

THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I SAID AT THE TOP OF THIS POST THAT YOU
CLEARLY QUOTED ! ! ! !

Read this again, you ignorant putz:

You stated that there were no 2 x 2 "Extra" (meaning AH prefixed)
calls in
KH0/KH2, and that those calls were for Technicians and Generals.

There ARE AH0 and AH2 prefixed calls, but they fall to Amateur
Advanced
AND Amateur Extra licensees.

I CLEARLY stated that already. "Advanced AND Extra"...Exactly who may
glean calls from Group B...NOT "Technicians and Generals".

Your ego is overdriving your mouth, Swabbie.

Idiot.

Steve, K4YZ