On Feb 14, 3:52 am, Scott in Baltimore
wrote:

I've had no problems with a few hundred watts on 11 meters, 50 watts
on 2 meters and 35 watts on 440.

Just what the ham radio world needs, another cber who thinks it is
perfectly OK to operate at illegal power levels.

Just what the ham radio world needs, another cber who thinks it is
perfectly OK to operate at illegal power levels.

Who cares what you old school brass pounders think? I'll be an f'in
EXTRA on February 24th.

If if wasn't for CB'ers, there would be almost no influx of new hams.
Put that in your vibroplex and smoke it!

Landshark wrote:
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"Landshark" wrote:

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Steveo wrote:


Frank Gilliland wrote:


On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:33:03 -0500, jim wrote
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Steveo wrote:


"KE5MBX" wrote:



At what power level is damage
likely, and to what componets?



And how thick should the led shield around me be?


just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded.

And Brian says it's gotta be at least 9 square feet.


Only wear that one south of the border.

you'd blend right in hehehe

With the lime green car he might, otherwise they'll deport
him...........LOL!!!

Landshark


That mibgt be a popular color down yonder!


"It's no fun, being an illegal alien"

Genesis


Landshark



Hows that 8 track player holding up?

Steveo wrote:

"Landshark" wrote:

"Steveo" wrote in message
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jim wrote:

Landshark wrote:

"jim" wrote in message
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Steveo wrote:


"KE5MBX" wrote:



At what power level is damage
likely, and to what componets?



And how thick should the led shield around me be?


just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded.


Give him a few of those **** water rolling rocks and that's a
possibility. :P

Landshark



someone has a hardon against Latrobes finest...


He probably can't find it in yuppie-land

Oh we can find it out here, it's just we have to go to the
slum side of the beer section to look for it ...................

Landshark


Stick with your wine and cheese.

Isn't that spelled 'whine'?

From: (Scott*in*Baltimore)
Telstar Electronics wrote:
One thing I do know... in my current car repair manuals... it warns
against operating "high power" transmitters... warning that the air bag
may deploy. I guess that's how you know if you're really gettin' out...
when the air bag leaves the imprint of the microphone on your face...
lol

LMAO!

When you pull 90 amps in spurts like I did on

sideband with a 667V, it makes me wonder

how I didn't pop my airbombs or kill my ECM!

But I was gettin' out!

I'm sure you wuz!

Also, for a blank sun, DX was rolling pretty

good. I made contact with a guy 8000 feet up

in New Mexico.

So did I, only my guy was in a balloon one year during their annual
balloon fest there. Feds popped some of 'em last year for operating
without a license. Guess that ruins the fun for this year.

Eight more days to the big 10

meter fest! Hear me there...

I'm thinking we already heard each other...somewhere. Just remind me as
we get closer to your date with destiny on 10. Memory just ain't what it
used to be.

Moapr write:
"It's no fun, being an illegal alien"
****Genesis
******Landshark

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(jim) responded:

Hows that 8 track player holding up?



S'funny. I still have a portable one, no radio, justt an old ass
protable 8 track player that still works. It's the tapes that sound
awful. I'm still trying to make a susccessful transition from vinyl to
CD with mediocre success. Damn CD's just sound flat and ANY BMG CD is
garbage. It's like BMG turned down the recording level. There are a
number of cool bands doing the live recording thing, like the Allman
Bros. You can buy the show you just attended on CD thirty minutes after
the band walks off stage.

jim wrote:
Steveo wrote:

"Landshark" wrote:

"Steveo" wrote in message
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jim wrote:

Landshark wrote:

"jim" wrote in message
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Steveo wrote:


"KE5MBX" wrote:



At what power level is damage
likely, and to what componets?



And how thick should the led shield around me be?


just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded.


Give him a few of those **** water rolling rocks and that's a
possibility. :P

Landshark



someone has a hardon against Latrobes finest...


He probably can't find it in yuppie-land

Oh we can find it out here, it's just we have to go to the
slum side of the beer section to look for it ...................

Landshark


Stick with your wine and cheese.

Isn't that spelled 'whine'?

D'OH!

S'funny. I still have a portable one, no radio, justt an old ass
protable 8 track player that still works. It's the tapes that sound
awful. I'm still trying to make a susccessful transition from vinyl to
CD with mediocre success. Damn CD's just sound flat and ANY BMG CD is
garbage. It's like BMG turned down the recording level. There are a
number of cool bands doing the live recording thing, like the Allman
Bros. You can buy the show you just attended on CD thirty minutes after
the band walks off stage.


I've got the conversion from vinyl to CD down to a science. I even run
it through the rice crispy filter. Once the loud noise spikes are removed
I can increase the volume to almost 0db. Of course, I've been throwing
away lots of bits to make MP3's for my MP3 player. I always save the
lossless files.

"Scott in Baltimore" wrote in message
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Cough cough, puke, spit, drink another good beer..........LMAO!!!! Yup,
rolling rock, the east coast version of porter beer

Landshark



You can always puke Old Milwaukee on your shoes.

Now you talking Scott......... That would be right thing to do when drinking
that swill.

Landshark

"jim" wrote in message ...
Steveo wrote:

"Landshark" wrote:

"Steveo" wrote in message
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jim wrote:

Landshark wrote:

"jim" wrote in message
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Steveo wrote:


"KE5MBX" wrote:



At what power level is damage
likely, and to what componets?



And how thick should the led shield around me be?


just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded.


Give him a few of those **** water rolling rocks and that's a
possibility. :P

Landshark



someone has a hardon against Latrobes finest...


He probably can't find it in yuppie-land

Oh we can find it out here, it's just we have to go to the
slum side of the beer section to look for it ...................

Landshark


Stick with your wine and cheese.

Isn't that spelled 'whine'?

Not hardly, My fine, East Coast, No taste in beer friend

Landshark