Ham Radio Operators Go Whole Hog with Unorthodox H

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RE: Ham Radio Unorthodox	Reply
by K4RAF on July 8, 2009	Mail this to a friend!
RAF: "Currently operating 802.11 under Part 97 requires a full time lawyer" YZ: "Why? Are you violating Part 97?" No, to run off tin-horned "professional amateurs" like yourself, who insist on arguing the inane legalese of "current" Part 97's vs actual implementation vs Part 15 freedom, numbers & mass... Never let the technology advancements get in your way. Go fly a kite Stevie! Raf

RE: Ham Radio Unorthodox	Reply
by K4YZ on July 8, 2009	Mail this to a friend!
>>RAF: "Currently operating 802.11 under Part 97 requires a full time lawyer" >>YZ: "Why? Are you violating Part 97?" >>No, to run off tin-horned "professional amateurs" like yourself, who insist on arguing the inane legalese of "current" Part 97's vs actual >>implementation vs Part 15 freedom, numbers & mass... >>Never let the technology advancements get in your way. >>Go fly a kite Stevie! I see you are unable to answer the questions put to you in a mature and adult-like manner, "Raf". (BTW: Is that short for "riff-raf"? It seems appropriate) There's nothing "inane" about complying with the regulations of the radio service in which you are a licensee. In case you haven't read the back of your station license, it's a condition of licensure. If you feel the constraints of the service aren't keeping up with technology, you're welcome to submit a petition for rulemaking with the FCC to accomodate your idea of what is not inane. Or apply for a Part 5 STA. Otherwise, it's just whining on your part. You're dismissed. Steve, K4YZ

RE: Ham Radio Unorthodox	Reply
by K4RAF on July 9, 2009	Mail this to a friend!
Can you see my salute? Go back to Usenet harassment!

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