In article , "Eddie Haskel"
writes:

These headsets are NO LICENSE part 15 devices. Read the laws on part 15. It
says that the end user MUST ACCEPT any and all interferance to the part 15
device PERIOD. They have no guard band, no protection (no frequency
co-ordination) against other users on 154.57 and 154.600. What Booger-King
sees as malious, might be acceptable on MURS 4 and 5.

Do we know for sure which frequency was being used?

Most Burger Kings do not use 154.570/154.600. The ones I have monitored use a
customer input frequency of 154.540. This is a licensed business band
frequency, NOT a no-license MURS frequency.

Other common fast food inputs are 154.515 and 151.895. These are also licensed
business band frequencies.

From: (w4jle)
Courtesy of the local high power CB'er. The

problem became so bad that the FCC allowed

local enforcement.
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"W. Pshlex" wrote in message
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"Eddie Haskel" wrote in message
m...
(The local Police DO NOT have jurisdiction over ANY use of radio, this
is a federal area.)

Not true anymore! In many large cities, there

are special "Radio Inspector Divisions" =A0 with

full authority.

W. Pash

You're both wrong. While I agree there are those who respond to such
complaints, no city in the US has what you called a "Radio Inspector
Division." You will not find a single city that created a position or
has a position that exists solely for such cb or hammie radio activity
and related complaints.
Freddy, even the hammie organizations are in agreement that the feds
abdicated their responsiblity in regards to cb radio. Hell, many think
they abdicated their responsiblility to hammie radio also, judging by
the manner in which they are so eager to auction off
my,,er,,yours,,,umm, OUR frequencies. It's not about "roblems" Freddy,
and it never was. It's about cold hard ca$h!

From: (mdd)
So, Roger, when are you going to tell us how much you weigh? =A0 =A0 =A0
=A0 And,
when will you get a sense of humor?
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Do be careful when speaking of a "Roger", please. You'll have Frank and
Lelnad soiling themselves.

(SamHuiFan) wrote:
"Roger Gt" wrote in message
om...
"Joe Prion" wrote in message
"kiebassa 20" wrote in message
from:

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm...ws.latestheadl
ines

I can't believe they may be prosecuted if they're caught. They are
preventing people from becoming more obese and getting heart attacks,
high cholesterol, high blood pressure and mad cow disease. They are
true
heroes,
not criminals.

Like Murderers who prevent people from suffering the effects of old
age? True Heroes all!

Yeah, sure!

You are dense as a doornail. You would make an awesome target of such
a prank. Hope to see you at the drive-through soon Dork.

You're right, he'd jump out of his skin if the drive thru speaker
asked him to "order something besides a whopper this time, lard-ass".

In article , "Rodney" writes:

Yes indeed! An "enterprising ham" (or anybody else) with a Yaesu Ft-2400,
FT-2500, or even the dual banders can clip a wire, desolder a jumper and be
good to go up to and above 164 mhz.

164? That's nothin! Alinco handhelds go all the way to 174.


For instance. It is all too easy to modify one of these rigs to transmit on
154, 155, or higher freqs. All one needs is an antenna that handles these
frequencies without causing the protection circuit to dump the radio. A Rad
Shack discone is one such antenna....

Better yet: an antenna cut to resonance. Since 154Mhz is a popular business
frequency, antennas designed to transmit here are inexpensive and easy-to-find.

In article , "W4JLE" w4jle(remove to
writes:

While amateur equipment is capable of operating as you suggest, it is no
more likely that you commiting rape because you have the equipment.

Hams have a license to loose if they partake in such nonsense.


Are you telling me that it's unusual for hams to operate (illegaly)
out-of-band?

(Trying to stop choking from uncontrollable fits of laughter.)

Consider the number of hams who use their dual-banders on the FRS and GMRS
channels...or the number of hams who use their HF rigs on the CB band.

I would dare say that *most* hams partake in such behavior at least
occasionally.

Not condoning it, just stating that it does happen...and happens frequently.