You guys deserve each other....HA!!!! now for a real
BWWWWWWWWHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!


Mr. Glenn A. Baxter
RR 1 Box 776
Belgrade Lakes, ME 04918

Warning Notice--Amateur Radio License K1MAN
Case #EB-2004-07

Dear Mr. Baxter:

On April 14, 2004, the Commission notified you of two areas
of operation of
your Amateur Radio station that, if not corrected, would
lead to enforcement
action against your licenses and/or designation of your
renewal application
for a hearing to determine if you are qualified to remain a
licensee. Those
we 1) deliberate interference resulting from your
commencing operation on
top of ongoing communications, in violation of Sections
97.101(a) and (d);
and 2) use of your Amateur station for pecuniary interests,
in violation of
Sections 97.113(a)(2)and (3).

We warned you that your transmissions start up on top of
existing
communications. We warned you that your publishing a
"transmission schedule"
does not give you the right to begin transmitting on a
certain frequency at
a certain time if there are ongoing communications on that
frequency.

Regarding use of an Amateur station for pecuniary interest,
we warned you
you're your Amateur radio program transmissions regularly
advertise your web
pages at www.K1man.com, and on those pages you advertise
items for sale,
sales commissions and "overrides" that your State Directors
and Section
Managers can receive, and detail ways in which your Section
Managers can
earn money by recruiting members, selling hats, name badges
or T shirts.

Not only have these violations not been corrected, but your
web site that
you continue to advertise offers credit cards and discounts
for AARA card
holders, in addition to the items and commissions mentioned
above.
Additionally, you advertised a physics conference and hotel
rooms on June 6,
2004.

Additionally, we have received approximately a dozen
complaints that your
Amateur radio transmissions started on top of ongoing
communications of
individual operators, as well as on top of ongoing
communications of the
Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Net, which handles
health and welfare
traffic for this season's hurricane victims.

Section 308(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as
amended, 47 U.S.C.
Section 308(b), gives the Commission the authority to obtain
information
from applicants and licensees regarding the operation of
their station and
their qualifications to retain a Commission license.
Accordingly, you are
requested to respond to this letter within 20 days from
receipt of this
letter certifying: 1) what action you are taking to correct
these
deficiencies in the operation of your station; and 2)
specifying what method
of station control you have implemented for your Amateur
radio
transmissions.

Failure to correct the violations will subject you to
enforcement action
against your station and operator licenses.

In an inquiry of this type we are required to notify you
that a willfully
false or misleading reply constitutes a separate violation
made punishable
under United States Code Title 18, Section 1001.

CC: FCC Northeastern Regional Director
FCC Boston Office District Director
Honorable Paula D. Silsby, United States Attorney, U. S.
Department of
Justice,
District of Maine
David Collins, Assistant U.S. Attorney and Chief, Civil
Division,
U. S. Department of Justice, District of Maine

"UpChuckie the baby raper...K1KW" whined in
message news:LEL7d.403127$8_6.68361@attbi_s04...
You guys deserve each other....HA!!!!

I don't support Baxter, you idiot. Care to make a fool out of yourself
again?

And, quit running that amplifier of yours over legal limit.


now for a real
BWWWWWWWWHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

From what your wife says, that could be applied to your bedroom
performance.



Mr. Glenn A. Baxter
RR 1 Box 776
Belgrade Lakes, ME 04918

Warning Notice--Amateur Radio License K1MAN
Case #EB-2004-07

Dear Mr. Baxter:

On April 14, 2004, the Commission notified you of two areas
of operation of
your Amateur Radio station that, if not corrected, would
lead to enforcement
action against your licenses and/or designation of your
renewal application
for a hearing to determine if you are qualified to remain a
licensee. Those
we 1) deliberate interference resulting from your
commencing operation on
top of ongoing communications, in violation of Sections
97.101(a) and (d);
and 2) use of your Amateur station for pecuniary interests,
in violation of
Sections 97.113(a)(2)and (3).

We warned you that your transmissions start up on top of
existing
communications. We warned you that your publishing a
"transmission schedule"
does not give you the right to begin transmitting on a
certain frequency at
a certain time if there are ongoing communications on that
frequency.

Regarding use of an Amateur station for pecuniary interest,
we warned you
you're your Amateur radio program transmissions regularly
advertise your web
pages at www.K1man.com, and on those pages you advertise
items for sale,
sales commissions and "overrides" that your State Directors
and Section
Managers can receive, and detail ways in which your Section
Managers can
earn money by recruiting members, selling hats, name badges
or T shirts.

Not only have these violations not been corrected, but your
web site that
you continue to advertise offers credit cards and discounts
for AARA card
holders, in addition to the items and commissions mentioned
above.
Additionally, you advertised a physics conference and hotel
rooms on June 6,
2004.

Additionally, we have received approximately a dozen
complaints that your
Amateur radio transmissions started on top of ongoing
communications of
individual operators, as well as on top of ongoing
communications of the
Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Net, which handles
health and welfare
traffic for this season's hurricane victims.

Section 308(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as
amended, 47 U.S.C.
Section 308(b), gives the Commission the authority to obtain
information
from applicants and licensees regarding the operation of
their station and
their qualifications to retain a Commission license.
Accordingly, you are
requested to respond to this letter within 20 days from
receipt of this
letter certifying: 1) what action you are taking to correct
these
deficiencies in the operation of your station; and 2)
specifying what method
of station control you have implemented for your Amateur
radio
transmissions.

Failure to correct the violations will subject you to
enforcement action
against your station and operator licenses.

In an inquiry of this type we are required to notify you
that a willfully
false or misleading reply constitutes a separate violation
made punishable
under United States Code Title 18, Section 1001.

CC: FCC Northeastern Regional Director
FCC Boston Office District Director
Honorable Paula D. Silsby, United States Attorney, U. S.
Department of
Justice,
District of Maine
David Collins, Assistant U.S. Attorney and Chief, Civil
Division,
U. S. Department of Justice, District of Maine


BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

"dumbassThomas" NoSpam@anon whined in message
...
Of course Woger

Tsk, tsk, you still have that lisp from sucking so many dicks.....

is no stranger to Mr. Hollingsworth.
Ask him about retesting.

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Yet in the retest letter, no reason was given for it.....fatass
Davies!
Tell us why in over 10 years all you can manage is no code Technician,
(the beginner, training wheel license) while Wiseman passed his retest
and even upgraded.