K1man broadcasts are NOT like W1AW bulletins as
the fat "MAN" claims. The W1AW bulletins last 10 minutes. They
are on ONCE a day, weekdays only. IF they interfere
with existing QSO's it last only 10 minutes. Nothing
anyone would get ****ed about. However, k1man, likes
to say he is "just like" W1AW... well he isn't. His "broadcasts"
last 1 1/2 hours, several times a day!!!. So, he is NOT like the
W1AW bulletins. He is just an amateur wannabee broadcaster
and egotist that thinks he found a "loophole" in the FCC rules,
and uses the W1AW bulletins as an excuse. Hey...given this
precedent, why couldn't any ham have a 24/7 broadcast on
ham radio! Just call it a "bulletin" The call in talk show is an option.

It's time to limit bulletin broadcasts to what W1AW has been
doing for their 90+ year history and keep bulletins to 10 minutes
and once a day. This should please K1man, the belgrade *******,
and ensure that he IS JUST LIKE W1AW.

73,
Chuck...K1KW

In article kFQFb.634183$Fm2.570107@attbi_s04, "Chuck...K1KW"
writes:


It's time to limit bulletin broadcasts to what W1AW has been
doing for their 90+ year history and keep bulletins to 10 minutes
and once a day. This should please K1man, the belgrade *******,
and ensure that he IS JUST LIKE W1AW.

73,
Chuck...K1KW

Chuck:

I think you've got a good idea. Send it in to the FCC as a Petition for
Rulemaking, then, if and when it comes out as an NPRM, I'll provide
favorable comments in support of the new rule. Baxter is obviously
driving a tractor-trailer rig thru a skateboard-sized loophole. Considering
the fact that the majority of radio amateurs now get their amateur radio-
related "news" via the internet, K1MAN can hardly justify his self-indulgent
waste of spectrum. At the very least, he should be time-limited in the
manner you suggest. I'd much prefer that he was simply given a Cease
And Desist order from the FCC.

73 de Larry, K3LT