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November 6th 06, 08:46 AM
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Monitoring Times Magazine reports on Omega One Radio...Proves Why Monitoring Times Is A Less-Than-Accurate News Source For Radio Hobbyists
Chris wrote: From Monitoring Times, Vol. 25, No. 11 (Nov., 2006), page 59, in George Zeller's "Outer Limits" column: "Not all unlicensed broadcasters are illegal under United States law. During mid-August, amateur radio operator N9OGL in Illinois successfully tested a Part 15 low power transmitter with a limited antenna on 13,556 kHZ around 0000 UTC using lower sideband modulation. On this frequency, under good propagation conditions, his Omega One Radio broadcast was widely heard across eastern North America. This sort of experimentation is completely legal if FCC rules are followed carefully." Guess Mr Zeller missed all of Toidie's bbragging about his 100+watt operation. Steve, K4YZ |
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November 6th 06, 10:55 AM
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Monitoring Times Magazine reports on Omega One Radio...Proves Why Monitoring Times Is A Less-Than-Accurate News Source For Radio Hobbyists...Now Turns Out MT Author May Be Related To N9OGL...Can You Say "Professional Ethics Violation"..
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November 6th 06, 11:00 PM
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Monitoring Times Magazine reports on Omega One Radio..
wrote: On 6 Nov 2006 00:46:28 -0800, wrote: Chris wrote: From Monitoring Times, Vol. 25, No. 11 (Nov., 2006), page 59, in George Zeller's "Outer Limits" column: "Not all unlicensed broadcasters are illegal under United States law. During mid-August, amateur radio operator N9OGL in Illinois successfully tested a Part 15 low power transmitter with a limited antenna on 13,556 kHZ around 0000 UTC using lower sideband modulation. On this frequency, under good propagation conditions, his Omega One Radio broadcast was widely heard across eastern North America. This sort of experimentation is completely legal if FCC rules are followed carefully." Guess Mr Zeller missed all of Toidie's bbragging about his 100+watt operation. no evedence of that stave Who's "stave" and what to what do you make reference in "evedence"...?!?! but you sure sound jealous Jealous of WHAT, fatboy? Being known as an illegal broadcaster? Hardly. As for Toiddie being "heard across eastern North America"...guess what...?!?! I already have DXCC and WAS with ALL of North, Central AND South America confirmed. So why would I be jealous of poor programming played into an SSB signal, Mork? Steve, K4YZ |
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#5
November 6th 06, 11:07 PM
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slow code crapathon continues
K4YZ wrote: wrote: On 6 Nov 2006 00:46:28 -0800, wrote: So why would I be jealous of poor programming played into an SSB signal, Mork? Steve I don't why do all the **** you do but you are clearly jealous not my job to explain why it is the job of the mental health pros and you should seek their he;llp for your many issues Steve, K4YZ |
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