I hear Hard Drive

He's jamming the frequency on Channel 19 on CB Band so truckers can't talk to each other to get road conditions.

 

It would seem easy when you are playing a looped recording of yourself.

 

I'd recommend you go here and report him for jamming the channel. Get ALL truck drivers that are tired of it to report him. https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us

 

Wow, thank you for that vital information. Somebody, somewhere probably cares........(been that way for 40+ years....and people still whining about it.) P.S. HardDrive's behavior wouldn't be missed for sure!

 

Thanks , I just filed one hopefully everyone complaining about him will do so.

 

ALL truck drivers that are tired of hearing him on the radio, report him. https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us Also, another thing for all of his "fanboys" out there thinking he is the greatest thing in the world to happen to CB Radio, you've all been drinking the Mark Sherman koolaid way too long. He is not half as bright as he thinks he is. All he does is turn knobs on equipment while not showing what he is doing in a radio. Want to know why? He's NOT doing anything. THAT'S WHY. He is clear because he is on a HAM Radio. ALL HAM Radios are just that clear. He never wants to even have a conversation with a Ham operator because he knows we can debunk and disprove everything he says. All he does is get a radio, convert it and charge IGNORANT people $1,200.00 for a $350 radio.

 

Jason, you keep posting the FCC consumer complaint site, this isn't where you complain about the unauthorized use of a radio, you should know you have to contact the Enforcement Bureau of the FCC, more specifically one of the field offices, you can look up the phone number.

But they already know about Mark.

No not all ham radios are clear sounding, some of them (like a few Icoms and Kenwoods) sounds like you are talking through a hose. These radios are not made for AM work, they are made for SSB and digital.

Now if you want to talk about real HiFi audio, I would suggest you look at the AMFONE site and read up about it.

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I have a few here that do well on AM, my early collins BAs. I have a little SDR that is really great on am but then that's only a few watts ... I think 900.

 

Is NVIS possible on higher frequencies? I’ve used it on 75 meters, but never thought of it higher up.