Oh Carnac the magnificent, what meaning do you see in my call sign KI6YIM?OP wrote:Another Ham nazi has been identified.
Also, this points out another reason NOT to be licensed. Every time you give your call sign, I KNOW EVERY THING ABOUT YOU.
For example, what can I tell you about this particular nazi.
K*** or J** L***
His middle name is C*****. His wife's name is M***.
This is his house: ***Retracted****
He is upside - down on his mortgage. He bought it in January 2002 for $259,184. It's currently appraised for much less.
His education University of Minnesota-Duluth B.S. ******* *******
This is his daily commute to his job at ** ****: http:/************
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Take Care,
Mike Blankenhorn
Mike Blankenhorn
I managed to penetrate the command and control of the local ham
natzi establishment and I am publishing my findings. Note: I may
have been given false information to trace a leak in their
organization.
1) ham radio operators do get sex:
advanced licensed operator seen in Jacuzzi 5 hours over total last year with hot spinner Indonesian woman wearing victoria secret bra in lue of a bikini top.
2) 147.555 has been designated a digital testing frequency, thus
the digital sound of the intermitant keying we report.
3) Ham(club) received gifts from Los Angeles of 1 trailer and 1
truck (LZ ice cream truck), antennas, transmitters batteries
generators, fully electronically stocked.
4) New Laws of FEMA and HAM coordination are causing "contensions"
with local police and firefighters.
natzi establishment and I am publishing my findings. Note: I may
have been given false information to trace a leak in their
organization.
1) ham radio operators do get sex:
advanced licensed operator seen in Jacuzzi 5 hours over total last year with hot spinner Indonesian woman wearing victoria secret bra in lue of a bikini top.
2) 147.555 has been designated a digital testing frequency, thus
the digital sound of the intermitant keying we report.
3) Ham(club) received gifts from Los Angeles of 1 trailer and 1
truck (LZ ice cream truck), antennas, transmitters batteries
generators, fully electronically stocked.
4) New Laws of FEMA and HAM coordination are causing "contensions"
with local police and firefighters.
The internet is so creepy... Creeps me out. I'm the easiest to pick out, and I shouldn't be doing this to others. Stupid parents, Y U NO predict the internet and give me the name "Bob Smith" or something like that.
Mike, I don't think I've met you. Look forward to flying with you... etc.
I can tell you where you where on March 23rd 2011. ***Retracted***
PLZ PLZ PLZ don't do the same to me. It's too easy.
Mike, I don't think I've met you. Look forward to flying with you... etc.
I can tell you where you where on March 23rd 2011. ***Retracted***
PLZ PLZ PLZ don't do the same to me. It's too easy.
Use a P.O. boxSpitfire wrote:Is it possible to get a call sign and not give out your address? ....
§ 97.23 Mailing address.
Each license grant must show the grantee's correct name and mailing address. The mailing address must be in an area where the
amateur service is regulated by the FCC and where the grantee can receive mail delivery by the United States Postal Service.
Revocation of the station license or suspension of the operator license may result when correspondence from the FCC is returned as
undeliverable because the grantee failed to provide the correct mailing address.
Office address it is.NMERider wrote:Use a P.O. boxSpitfire wrote:Is it possible to get a call sign and not give out your address? ....
§ 97.23 Mailing address.
Each license grant must show the grantee's correct name and mailing address. The mailing address must be in an area where the
amateur service is regulated by the FCC and where the grantee can receive mail delivery by the United States Postal Service.
Revocation of the station license or suspension of the operator license may result when correspondence from the FCC is returned as
undeliverable because the grantee failed to provide the correct mailing address.
Everywhere I go, all the HAM bitches are trying to "jump my junk." Who knew that ham had such a teen groupie scene?
These days, your name and zip code, is enough to know everything. Should i get a forwarded PO box in Alabama? What a pain.
With my silly name, you know every time I fart on the internet.
EDIT: HAM was designed for a different purpose in a different age. It's rules are not relevant since CB, Cell Phones, or internet existed. Ancient beyond it's age, Ham must die. I don't want to tell everyone where I sleep when I make a transmission.
Non-violent Non-participation is the best choice for all of us.
These days, your name and zip code, is enough to know everything. Should i get a forwarded PO box in Alabama? What a pain.
With my silly name, you know every time I fart on the internet.
EDIT: HAM was designed for a different purpose in a different age. It's rules are not relevant since CB, Cell Phones, or internet existed. Ancient beyond it's age, Ham must die. I don't want to tell everyone where I sleep when I make a transmission.
Non-violent Non-participation is the best choice for all of us.
When I got involved with this post, I didn't care about having a Ham License...But after listening to Ham operators, I understand their feelings towards the club they belong too, and I'm looking forward in getting a Ham license.
I know our club is conscious of following our rules, and understands the importance of respecting other clubs.
Our president has taken steps to do what is right to protect our interest, and Ham members, I'm sure will acknowledge it.
Alan, thanks for the heads up.
I know our club is conscious of following our rules, and understands the importance of respecting other clubs.
Our president has taken steps to do what is right to protect our interest, and Ham members, I'm sure will acknowledge it.
Alan, thanks for the heads up.
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Busto wrote:Or, are we Nazis? Picking and choosing, which rules suit us?

I don't pick and choose the rules I follow. Me and busto know the law, live the law, and snitch on everyone we can.
First I read all the US Code: 51 titles. Takes shelves to hold them all. 200,000 pages and growing continuously.
Then I do the Code of Federal Regulations. This is where the rubber really hits the road.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Codeo ... ations.jpg
However both of those are useless, you need to know how to interpret them. That's why I stay current with judicial authority. Our appeal courts issue briefs. They come from 11 circuit court systems, and the supreme court. They are continually issuing briefs. That's what these books are.
http://i.imgur.com/yNnsG.jpg
Mind you this is only for federal law. We haven't started on state law.
Also many of the laws we have say we can't violate foreign law either... Such I stay current with the legal system from Andorra to Zimbabwe. (16 U.S.C. §§ 3371–3378
Little known fact. Al Capone wasn't sent to Alcatraz for murdering or being a gangster. He was caught broadcasting below 30meters without a General License. Busto's great grandfather was the snitch that tipped of the pigs. Ham radio is serious stuff.
The Ham radio discussion was started in another thread (it had been removed for whatever reasons), both threads were initiated by other members. I had read the thread and it was clear that there were other people well before Robert who had expressed concerns, even going as far as pointing out FCC rules and penalties for breaking them.
I had never seen people expressing themselves so passionately about Ham radio, and FCC rules. I have been associated with the club as long as Robert, and when I read Mike M’s opinion, I took it seriously.
Then, this quote:
If you go into the site, it gets even more detailed.
Now, we are on the map!
I had never seen people expressing themselves so passionately about Ham radio, and FCC rules. I have been associated with the club as long as Robert, and when I read Mike M’s opinion, I took it seriously.
Then, this quote:
It is apparent that placing an opinion like this had others voicing their opinions, outside of our club.However I'm not a lawyer. Nor are there any HAM nazis out side of our group who even care.
Actually you might be surprised by who is watching. Check out this thread from the Crestline forum from a couple of weeks back...
http://www.crestlinesoaring.org/forum/2 ... ment-13720
If you go into the site, it gets even more detailed.
Now, we are on the map!
General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS):
Licensing:
Any individual in the United States who is at least 18 years of age and not a representative of a foreign government may apply for a GMRS license by completing the application form (either on paper or through the FCC's Universal Licensing System) and paying the license fee (currently $85.00). No exam is required. A license for a GMRS system is usually issued for a 5-year term.[2] Prior to July 31, 1987, the FCC issued GMRS licenses to non-individuals (corporations, partnerships, government entities, etc.). These licensees are grandfathered and may renew their existing licenses. No new GMRS licenses are being issued to non-individuals, nor may existing non-individual licensees make major modifications to their licenses.[3]
source to read more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Mo ... io_Service
Licensing:
Any individual in the United States who is at least 18 years of age and not a representative of a foreign government may apply for a GMRS license by completing the application form (either on paper or through the FCC's Universal Licensing System) and paying the license fee (currently $85.00). No exam is required. A license for a GMRS system is usually issued for a 5-year term.[2] Prior to July 31, 1987, the FCC issued GMRS licenses to non-individuals (corporations, partnerships, government entities, etc.). These licensees are grandfathered and may renew their existing licenses. No new GMRS licenses are being issued to non-individuals, nor may existing non-individual licensees make major modifications to their licenses.[3]
source to read more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Mo ... io_Service
Well, those are your words.I don't pick and choose the rules I follow. Me and busto know the law, live the law, and snitch on everyone we can
I have looked our rules over, and I understand them. There isn't that many.
I give my point of view and that's it.
No one has been kicked out of our club, or found themselves in any legal bind, due to my opinion.
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Pretty cool stuff.
When you have time to snuggle up to a book...try this video instead.
Click onto the link...place it on 1080HD....widen the screen...enjoy!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbh5l0b2 ... re=related[/youtube]
Another video that was presented on the science channel, "The Cell", is an adventure of a killer virus taking over a skin cell.
A Real Matrix kind of thing.
It's like taking a trip to the moon, or someplace you've never been.
When you have time to snuggle up to a book...try this video instead.
Click onto the link...place it on 1080HD....widen the screen...enjoy!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbh5l0b2 ... re=related[/youtube]
Another video that was presented on the science channel, "The Cell", is an adventure of a killer virus taking over a skin cell.
A Real Matrix kind of thing.
It's like taking a trip to the moon, or someplace you've never been.
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