On Tue, 29 May 2007 16:04:38 -0400, truckman , in an
obviously impaired state, wrote:

On 29 May 2007 12:59:35 -0700, BW wrote:

This professionally improved Realistic HTX-100 Amateur Radio
Transceiver is a close cousin to the Uniden HR-2510 and HR-2600
amateur radios. Frequency range has been extended to cover 26.000 Mhz
through 30.000 Mhz. The CW function eliminated in order to add Lower
Sideband capability to the existing Upper Sideband function.
Microphone gain slightly opened and output power increased to +/- 35
watts. Fun radio to listen to international DX pirate stations near
27.555 USB and the old standbys on CB channels 36 to 40 (27.365 to
27.405). This radio is in beautiful condition and includes original
microphone, power cord and a copy of the owner's manual. $95 shipped
in the USA. Will ship worldwide with buyer paying shipping costs.
PayPal or Postal Money Order only.


ILLEGALLY MODIFIED RADIO!

Only illegal if used to transmit outside of the 10 meter bands. It's
perfectly legal to modify a radio to listen on any band. If such
modification inherently causes transmit capabilities to be added on
unauthorized bands, it is the responsibility of the operator NOT to
operate on those bands for which the transmitting section is not
authorized. In summary, the radio is perfectly legal for use on the
Amateur Radio 10 meter band. It is perfectly legal for monitoring
(listening) on the 11 meter CB bands, and on the "pirate" bands. It
is NOT legal to use as a transmitter on any frequency outside of the
Amateur Radio 10 meter band.

I suggest that you Google "Life", and then locate a site from which
you can download one.
--

Raymond Sirois - KAXN-9546
AE #1038
SKIP #20

Only illegal if used to transmit outside of the

10 meter bands. It's perfectly legal to modify a

radio to listen on any band. If such

modification inherently causes transmit

capabilities to be added on unauthorized

bands, it is the responsibility of the operator

NOT to operate on those bands for which the

transmitting section is not authorized. In

summary, the radio is perfectly legal for use

on the Amateur Radio 10 meter band. It is

perfectly legal for monitoring (listening) on the

11 meter CB bands, and on the "pirate" bands.
It is NOT legal to use as a transmitter on any

frequency outside of the Amateur Radio 10

meter band.


I suggest that you Google "Life", and then

locate a site from which you can download

one.

--

Raymond Sirois - KAXN-9546

AE #1038

SKIP #20



Look! A Ray of truth shines through the bull****! He perfectly explains
the law to those incapable of comprehension.