Ham Up

What the heck does that meen

 

It means those that have the rig to "work" can do so without your god heads approval.
Strange how the powers fluctuate and confound the self perceived experts
Cold cash will always supersede formality,it worked for 8 yrs in the gulf war
Why couldn't it possibly trump BRUCE and his quest for Nazi FCC purity ?

 

Again if you didnt soak it up the first time,
It means those that have the $rig$ to "work" can do so without your god heads approval.
Strange how the powers fluctuate and confound the self perceived experts.
Cold cash will always supersede formality,it worked for 8 yrs in the gulf war,Why couldn't it possibly trump BRUCE and his quest for Nazi FCC purity ?

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you would make a very good one you and Laure Smith what a pair .

 

Point remains,I have and you have no control
I hold a G-ticket and be ###### if I play by Bruces rules,this horse puck garbage you preach where everyone is a sinner by breaching the god head Deity of FCC lordship will not go uncontested,smart you may be Bruce but to lord over legalities in the manner your well known for does nothing for this forum or those interested in coms in general.
FWIW:
Yeah I got a pair,and I'll set them on your Birthday cake
and assure folks there is no fear in bruce on ttr CB forums.

 

Useless ramblling thats what your good for ....

 

Ain't that the truth. Just my little FT7900 has a slew of features I still haven't learned. Popped the cover off of my 257HP and it's mostly all microprocessors in there. Unlike the CB radios I've owned, some from the 1970's some from the 1980's and some from the 2000's....they all look the same inside....all 1970's technology. And they pretty much have all the same features too.

Also I believe there's less noise on the ham bands as opposed to the citizens band.

Only suckey thing is ham radios are far more expensive than a CB. But hams get creative with building their antennas or they buy them, whichever they feel like doing. I don't know if anyone builds their own radios anymore but I'd love to get into it.

You are right though, CB is really supposed to be a low cost business band, ham is a mostly hobby band, but is sometimes used for emergencies. I think most truck drivers really only see needing a CB for a tool for interstate and loading dock communication and that's it, but some people who really get into the radio hobby, go outside the wire and that's how they become hams.

 

Can i do 20 meter with a Tech license?
i was going to get one so i can talk on the other channels of my General Lee, but lost interest over time since i never heard anyone on those channels.

 

A tech license will not allow you on 20 meters as for 10 meters it has been active in the last month ...

 

Ok i've failed the tech test before and don't do well on practice tests either. Maybe i'm better suited for sign language