From: (cmdr*buzz*corey)
10 meter radios are not CB and require an

Amateur (Ham) Radio operator's license

issued by the FCC to transmit on the 10 meter
ham band. You have to take a test to get a

ham license. For you to use a radio on the 10

meter band without a license is illegal and the

FCC is monitoring 10 meters for such activity.


All true but the last line. The FCC does no monitoring.

On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 20:35:27 -0400, wrote:

On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 20:13:02 -0400, (I
AmnotGeorgeBush) wrote:

From: (cmdr*buzz*corey)
10 meter radios are not CB and require an

Amateur (Ham) Radio operator's license

issued by the FCC to transmit on the 10 meter
ham band. You have to take a test to get a

ham license. For you to use a radio on the 10

meter band without a license is illegal and the

FCC is monitoring 10 meters for such activity.


All true but the last line. The FCC does no monitoring.


well I think you are worng they do monitor they just don't do anything
about it

They been going after the sellers, not the buyers. They only go after the users
that have really high power, or are a menace to their neighbors.

Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
They been going after the sellers, not the buyers. They only go after
the
users that have really high power, or are a menace to their neighbors.

Vinnie S.

The menace to the neighbors is the only reason anyone has ever been caught.

Moral- have no neighbors.

I AmnotGeorgeBush wrote:

From: (cmdr*buzz*corey)
10 meter radios are not CB and require an

Amateur (Ham) Radio operator's license

issued by the FCC to transmit on the 10 meter
ham band. You have to take a test to get a

ham license. For you to use a radio on the 10

meter band without a license is illegal and the

FCC is monitoring 10 meters for such activity.


All true but the last line. The FCC does no monitoring.

really?

care to explain ft. Huachuca?

On Jun 12, 6:13 pm, (I AmnotGeorgeBush) wrote:
From: (cmdr buzz corey)

10 meter radios are not CB and require an
Amateur (Ham) Radio operator's license
issued by the FCC to transmit on the 10 meter
ham band. You have to take a test to get a
ham license. For you to use a radio on the 10
meter band without a license is illegal and the
FCC is monitoring 10 meters for such activity.

All true but the last line. The FCC does no monitoring.

Wrong! There are a number of FCC monitoring station around the country
and they do monitor the ham bands. Here are a couple of examples.

On September 12, 2006 and September 13, 2006, an agent of the
Commission's Philadelphia Office monitored transmissions on the
frequency 439.850 MHz from station KB3GRK and observed the following
violation:

Agents in the Commission's Boston Field Office ("Boston Office")
subsequently conducted an investigation, including monitoring and
inspecting Baxter's station and, as a result of the investigation, the
Boston Office issued a Notice of Apparent Liability to Baxter on June
7, 2005, in the amount of twenty-one thousand dollars

In article . com, cmdr-
says...
All true but the last line. The FCC does no monitoring.

Wrong! There are a number of FCC monitoring station around the country
and they do monitor the ham bands. Here are a couple of examples.

On September 12, 2006 and September 13, 2006, an agent of the
Commission's Philadelphia Office monitored transmissions on the
frequency 439.850 MHz from station KB3GRK and observed the following
violation:

Agents in the Commission's Boston Field Office ("Boston Office")
subsequently conducted an investigation, including monitoring and
inspecting Baxter's station and, as a result of the investigation, the
Boston Office issued a Notice of Apparent Liability to Baxter on June
7, 2005, in the amount of twenty-one thousand dollars

Seems like it'd be more difficult to monitor, or at least to apprehend a
moving trucker. But then again, I'm probably missing something here.
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On Jun 15, 4:35 pm, Crazy Horse
wrote:
In article . com, cmdr-
says...

All true but the last line. The FCC does no monitoring.

Wrong! There are a number of FCC monitoring station around the country
and they do monitor the ham bands. Here are a couple of examples.

On September 12, 2006 and September 13, 2006, an agent of the
Commission's Philadelphia Office monitored transmissions on the
frequency 439.850 MHz from station KB3GRK and observed the following
violation:

Agents in the Commission's Boston Field Office ("Boston Office")
subsequently conducted an investigation, including monitoring and
inspecting Baxter's station and, as a result of the investigation, the
Boston Office issued a Notice of Apparent Liability to Baxter on June
7, 2005, in the amount of twenty-one thousand dollars

Seems like it'd be more difficult to monitor, or at least to apprehend a
moving trucker. But then again, I'm probably missing something here.
--
_______
-CH
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯

That is what an unlicensed operator that had been transmitting mobile
on the 2 meter ham band in the Dallas area thought until he was pulled
over by a deputy and an FCC agent. He thought that as long as he was
traveling around on the freeways he couldn't be tracked. Quite a
number of truckers operating illegally on the 10 meter band have been
caught. There are those on this group that will try to convince you
otherwise.

cmdr buzz corey wrote:
That is what an unlicensed operator that had been transmitting mobile
on the 2 meter ham band

Is he bleeding you over, cb-jj?

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cmdr buzz corey wrote:
There are those on this group that will try to convince you
otherwise///SLAP

Convince CBer's that you're not a wankstain, cb-jj.

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From: (Steveo)
Vinnie S. wrote:
They been going after the sellers, not the buyers. They only go after
the
users that have really high power, or are a menace to their neighbors.
Vinnie S.

The menace to the neighbors is the only

reason anyone has ever been caught.

Moral- have no neighbors.

Ha! I hear ya'! I've been looking at yankee land to buy....somewhere to
spend summers of the coming golden years.....come back here for winters.
Thing is. I'm looking for acreage with definite mountain terrain, water
access (trout stream, lake) and most important of all,,,,,no neighbors.
Alabama, SC and Georgia are too flat for what I'm looking for, Tennessee
is becoming a haven for disenfranchised Floridians,..that leaves maybe
western Virginia or extreme nw NC where it borders TN. Guess I'll be on
another DX circuit up yonder g.