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dont cut their co ax just stick a needle thru it POOF!! when they key up!
that how we handled jerk off on CB’s in their car..
id like to add to my own comment now that i had another thought on
rednecks, its rednecks that drive the trucks that bring the goods we need
and want, build the houses and apartments we live in, and work the farms
that produce our food, work on cars and in factories, not a thing wrong
with rednecks.
Dave hang in there. You do just fine. I appreciate your down to earth
attitude and most of all your common sense. Keep making all the videos you
want !!!!!
You spelled grammar wrong. Guess you failed the test also LOL
i have an old heathkit mohican my uncle left to me when he died but dunno
if that would be sufficient for emergency only just in case communications
go down just would kinda like to have somthin to put in a faraday cage
guess somthin is better than nothin though
Dsarti1, you are 100% incorrect on this. Can you show me where, in the FCC
rules and regulations, that allows you to criminally trespass on someones
property and destroy it, because they don’t have a license? What if someone
did that to you when you first illegally transmitted on a repeater before
you had a license?
I too know enough about HAM radio and the sort to be a major pest. That
means I know nothing .But, with that said I do realize the need for a good
radio with long reach capabilities for if for no other reason than to
monitor what’s happening in the world in a TEOTWAWKI. I currently have a CB
that I can hardly get any reception let alone a signal out. I have a Public
freq scanner that picks up pretty good and sometimes listen to the
authorities while watching David’s farm. JUST KIDDING David…
Would that be at 350HTZ or 375HTZ?
MURS is license by rule same as CB radio you are licensed by rule as long
as you comply with those rules,granted enforcement is lacking but I will
have to say GMRS enforcement is picking up lately.Please quit telling
people to go cut someones coax,no wonder you lost your gun permit in
Tennessee you are a redneck lunatic,I am a redneck but at least I am not a
lunatic but at least I amd a licensed ham and licensed GMRS user.
Radio is not spelled Rdio? 🙂
This is just nonsense..
Good stuff God Bless ya Dave
The point of using the MURS frequencies was to find like minded people in
your IMMEDIATE area in a SHTF.
I hear you, but I keep trying. I don’t know it all, but what I do know I
know well and do well. 30+ years Adv.
sound like the fox hunt our local operators do a few times a year where
they track down a rouge transmission some where in a five to ten mile area.
Yes.
You arent sleeping well are you?
We always called them Radidios. I know it ain’t right, we were just kids. I
see a bunch of links for getting started that I didn’t see before. I’ll
check on them and start getting my self edumacated. I know, I know. That
ain’t right either.
I know less than zero about radio’s so I best keep it zipped! LOL!! So Mr.
Dsarti1 I need to know what store you got that hat at??? I must have one!!
Amen 73s KJ4ZPM
I am wanting to upgrade to General, but am having trouble with some of the
stuff. I need to see if my local “club” has classes to help me understand
and where I can ask questions. Sometimes that is all it takes with me.
And Florida Crackers Dude “Help” the NASA here at the JFK cape LBJ push for
the Moon Now He was TX Country boy.
fur hat world
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