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| Ham Radio by Tansin A. Darcos (TDARCOS) 09/17/2011, 7:35am PDT | ||||
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Ice Cream Jonsey wrote: I can't answer for Christ, he'll have to give his own answer as I've never worked with him. But I did think about getting my ham ticket, the problems were (and I'm sure I've repeated this elsewhere), the electronics knowledge requirement and the minimum Morse code requirement. They've since eliminated the requirement for Morse at the Novice and Technician Class licenses, (and made Novice renewable), but I got interested in computers long before I rose above the requirement for the electronics part of the license. Further. if you have a license you shouldn't do pirate radio as it's very likely if you get caught, the FCC would pull your ticket for knowingly operating unlicensed equipment. Your expensive equipment you spent time building from kits or bought commercially either has to be sold, mothballed until you get your license back, or disposed of since you can't use your transmitter any more. |
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Pirate Shortwave Broadcasting by 09/12/2011, 12:51pm PDT  Re: Pirate Shortwave Broadcasting by 09/15/2011, 3:55am PDT ICJ got SCHOOLED, yo!! NT by 09/15/2011, 1:46pm PDT DAYUM!! NT by 09/15/2011, 5:40pm PDT Re: Pirate Shortwave Broadcasting by 09/15/2011, 5:43pm PDT That could be the best use of radio for entertainment purposes since the numbers NT by 09/15/2011, 5:57pm PDT Real answer: eq out highs and lows, a little distortion, mix in static to taste NT by 09/15/2011, 6:17pm PDT marine transmitters = pirates, jonsey. on the sea. NT by 09/15/2011, 9:28pm PDT Thank you. Thank you all. by 09/15/2011, 9:53pm PDT Ham Radio by 09/17/2011, 7:35am PDT Broadcast interests by 09/17/2011, 7:37am PDT Re: Pirate Shortwave Broadcasting by 09/15/2011, 11:12pm PDT |
