Being jammed by a local ham operator. Does anyone know who this is. Please comment in the comments.

****EDIT*******
Yes I am aware that in this video I am using a radio that is not Type 15 approved and is technically illegal to operate without a license. The sole reason this radio is not approved is because it is capable of doing more the allowed power on the CB band and it can be used to transmit on other bands which require a license. However, I personally believe that a person should be able to use it respectfully on the 11 meter band because it is a BEAUTIFUL sounding radio which I enjoy operating. I am aware that by using this radio i face possible consequences and stand by my decision. Just as many of you chose to speed when youre behind the wheel, I feel that this is no more harmful then that. Good day!
This is a real event. A recording of an event which happened to me and violates Federal Law. This video abides by all KZbin policies and is being used as an educational tool and may be used by authorities as an investigation tool. The author of this video is a KZbin partner and stands by the fact these events happened to him and are real.

[@ironton655]

And how do you know for sure its a ham operator when you're not even on a ham band? Don't throw blame when you are not sure.

[@NotRobot574]

cb and the 11 meters ham band overlap

[@jimchandler6744]

@@NotRobot574 No, they do not. There is no 11 meter ham band. Hams work 10 meters with their voice portion beginning at 28,300. You were working in the CB band, with a non-type accepted radio, transmitting with WAY more power than is allowed. Why don't you try transmitter hunting him to see if it is actually a ham?

[@Outlaw_270]

@@NotRobot574 LMAO there aint no damn 11 meters. He is on channel 38 of the CB band. 12 meters covers a small part of 24MHz, and 10 meters covers a part of 28-29 MHz.

[@markanderson8066]

In the US, no ham bands overlap CB, but I believe they do for other countries.

[@chuckmcgillis8160]

Now i remember why I gave up cb radio

[@Jack_Torrance.]

I heard you very clearly in Ann Arbor, Michigan the 15th of May 2017. It was a beautiful 5,9, signal. It is too bad about N0SDM messing with you. Over half the ham radio operators I have known in days gone by operate their ham radios on eleven meters as well. Of course this is technically illegal, but does anybody really care? I hear them chatting away on 27.395 megacycles on LSB. They operate and have fun on the side band CB. Then there is the N0SDM jerk. License or not, there is no excuse for that behavior. I even hear ham radio operators on 27.555 LSB. They speak of their stations and license. I may get a little station someday and might get a license and still play around the abandoned 27.41 to 27.999. I like hearing them. But my scanner is getting old. It is having lots of trouble and I may get a radio blackout soon. I guess it would be a perfect excuse to purchase a CB or ham radio and get a license.

[@mcsdrd8]

Sort of like a neighbor stealing you illegal drugs - who can you report it to without getting arrested for having it in the first place?

[@Francois_Dupont]

CB is illegal now?

[@JeffLeites]

@@Francois_Dupont No, but using a high power ham radio transceiver on the CB band is. Not that I care.

[@RaymondArceneaux]

NON type accepted ARE Illegal. RWA

[@VTXHobbies]

​@@JeffLeitesyou would never get in trouble for that these days anyway

[@JeffLeites]

@@VTXHobbies Never say never. The FCC is still out there. They aren't likely to track down infractions of the GRMS service by mobile uses, but a high-power base CB station? Once they get enough complains about this guy I wouldn't want to be in his shoes. The ham test has been dumbed down so much over the years anyone can pass with a few day's of study. Just plain laziness if you are really into the radio communications hobby and you don't bother getting legal.

[@concrete981]

in the early 80's a store called Jamesway was selling cb radios and one (kraco) was hooked up to a 5/8 wave on the roof. we tied a rubber band around the microphone and put it in a drawer that had a lock with the key still in it. we threw the key in the trash and set it to channel 19 (truckers channel). the carrier (dead transmitting air) was on for like 8 hours. people were so pissed.

[@iancarisi8342]

Why don't you just get your ham license?

[@keithweiss7899]

Exactly! I started SWL back in the 60’s, got a CB in the 70’s and always wanted to be a ham but couldn’t learn Morse Code. It is a medical issue. They dropped the code requirements about 15 years ago and I earned my ham license. It was easy! They have the answers on line for free by the way! You can memorize the answers and take the multiple choice test. I practiced on line, aced my technician and passed my general in one day and then aced the extra class a month later. Just get a book or get on line and you can do it! And we regulate ourselves. Our radios are not “type accepted”. Come on, you can do it! I still operate my CB as well, by the way!😊

[@musicM0VESme]

Some people just like cb.

[@stevefrank9527]

He is on a cb frequency

[@sammyhamzic2076]

Icom IC-718 is Amateur radio transceiver and is illegal to use on 11m CB band.

[@millsoutdoors8555]

And is that stopping anyone? You got people running 45,000 watts on the bowl and your worried about a radio being used on cb.

[@KingmanPublicAccessTV]

@@millsoutdoors8555 Yeah nobody cares except whiney fatbodies. The fcc barely enforces anything.

[@VTXHobbies]

No one cares 😂

[@KingmanPublicAccessTV]

@@VTXHobbies I use mine on 6600 KHZ echo charlie band 😄

[@skybot9998]

icom 718. great radio.

[@cpufreak101]

so, multiple years later, was any more info found out?

[@KingmanPublicAccessTV]

Who cares, only morons use that standard 40 channels. If he went slightly up the band above .405 where the real DX is he wouldn't be having this problem.

[@newmanc6619]

27.385 is in the CB channel spectrum. That is CB channel 38, sounds like you are dealing with a "carrier thrower". Those kinds of people are very common on CB radio.

[@Radionut]

Chilly Willy and how do you know it's not a ham radio operator? Have you ever listened to 80 meters recently there is nothing in there but foul mouth carrier Jammers noise toys and all kind of the things.. make sure you know what you're talking about before you make a statement

[@dongibson8513]

Chilly Willy They are also common on amateur radio these days too. It would be naive to assume that just because a person has a licence does not necessarily mean they are incapable of simply not using their licence call sign and jamming up the frequencies. It's something that's always been happening and if your lucky it's not a reprobate that singles you out for harassment. One thing to never do is acknowledge that they are getting you annoyed as this is what they live for, causing drama and feeding off it.

[@kj4ilk]

which would be an AM carrier since SSB only modulates on a spoken voice

[@mikegianfrancesco7161]

why you tx on cb band with ham radio

[@BrekMartin]

Yes I’m aware that I’m breaking the law, but look at this guy breaking the law!

[@indridcold8433]

Do not worry about the ones pointing out you are breaking the law. They break the law every day and think nothing of it. But, they are quick to point out when someone else is breaking the law without admitting they likely broke far more serious laws. Hypocracy is an ugly thing.

[@Boroth100]

Everyone in Hibbing,MN gets jammed by this guy. His name is Pat Vizenor and his call sign is N0SDM. He thinks because he is a HAM that he controls the air in the area. Runs illegal equipment on 11 meter but doesnt think people without a license should own any of that kind of equipment. Shame.

[@Radionut]

Anytime Electronics get a bunch of local guys together go to his house and speak nicely to him. If that doesn't work go to the FCC and have them come out and talk to him in presenting the evidence that he has shown here oh. This can be reported anonymously

[@Boroth100]

He hasnt been an issue since this video was posted and he was already reported to the FCC with all of the evidence. I was contacted back by them twice and was mailed a packet on what they would like me to do the next time it becomes an issue. I dont want to go into detail and potentially ruin the info they gave me in case this becomes an issue again, but they have information that helped me a ton. I also found out some really cool history on amateur radio bands and some cool things that the FCC is actively pushing for soon!

[@knikk77]

Aaron Gordo I know that the FCC is going to modernize the CB rules. For example allowing dxing on the cb band.

[@kj4ilk]

well this is what his QRZ page says>>> It has come to my attention, that a local cber has posted a KZbin video. Clamming that I'm jamming him on CB channel 38. This is not correct. I'm no way involved in this action. If you look close at the video, this individual, World Radio 8113 is operating a Icom 718 on CB frequency 27.385.00 Mhz. Also it may be possible, someone is using my call, other than me to operate on amateur radio.

[@robertrockwell7581]

Knikk77 the FCC also as of April 2017 took out the part where it is not illegal to talk skip inside the U.S. not sure about the territories but still illegal to skip outside U.S.

[@jamesgeorge1709]

So who cares you're on a radio that is not approved for the CB service. Call someone who cares.

[@timothykearns2232]

Why do you say "a local ham operator" when you're running illegal power in the chicken band and using a corny made-up call?

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

timothy kearns , I say a local ham operator because that's who was jamming the band. As for power, you have no idea how much power is being run and are assuming. And corny made up call? Ahahaha hams use randomly generated calls GIVEN to them by a corrupt government. Who's corny now little fella?

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

Ur call sign is NN6A...yea...that really rolls off the tongue well...lmao.

[@timothykearns2232]

A corrupt government? Really? Is that because you're a "libertarian", or you just don't vote at all? The federal government requires Amateur Radio operators to be licensed and identifies them as such. End of argument there. Now, the CB band uses "discreet" channels, so every time you use your "slider", you're breaking federal law. And, don't tell me you're not using the full-power capabilities of your radio.....I simply don't believe that!!! Why don't you get a ham ticket, so we can welcome you to the wonderful world of Amateur Radio? 28-mHz is dead in this sunspot-cycle. 7 and 10-mHz are great for "skipland", and you can run your "kicker" all you want. You can't break federal law and depend on a "corrupt government" to help you. You've got a jamming problem, to be sure, but you'll find a lot less malicious interference in the ham bands. 6-year-olds are getting their ham tickets now.......Why don't you join us? de NN6A.

[@timothykearns2232]

I primarily operate CW (Morse code), and my call sign really "rolls off my keyer". It's a super call for that......!

[@cwqrpportable]

I wouldn’t protest too much rubber ducky. You’re operating illegally. Start by using a type accepted radio.

[@petercousins1645]

Best thing to do is change from upper side band to lower or vice versa and go a few k/c off frquency should be enough to lose that arsehole for a while, then before he finds you again select new frequency. Good luck mate

[@19.RYAN.82]

Its like his radio set up is more powerfull than yours🤔

[@pleiadecca]

I'd be surprised if there were any walks of life, culture, community, organization, church, marching band or Lambada class that won't sooner or later sprout the same kinds of noxious rectum flowers. It's the nature of the beast, I suppose. Find those flowers and yank them out by the root ... or not and just bear with them till they eventually whither and die. Interesting vid on a subject I know precious little about. Makes me want to know more.

[@ashdobbs7378]

the FCC can hand out fines but they are useless because there is no enforcement -they can simply be thrown in the trash.

[@kcdebris913]

ash dobbs If you are repeatedly warned or fined by the FCC, I dare you to ignore them. Let me know how that turns out after the FCC enforcement team shows up with a few armed officers at your doorstep to confiscate all of your equipment. You can also serve jail and prison time depending on your offenses.

[@ashdobbs7378]

I assure you there isn't an fcc enforcement team and even if there were they wouldn't have guns. wait are you ajit pai

[@VTXHobbies]

Solution: get a bigger amplifier and talk over that mud duck

[@RaymondArceneaux]

How do you know is is ham radio guy?????????? Are you just jumping to conclusions?

[@brenthendricks8182]

So you are using an illegally modified amateur radio on a type accepted band, and complaining about someone else QRMing you?

[@G0ogs]

In my experience people who get jammed or played up on the radio is usually because the individual doing it thinks he is a knob

[@seanjuth]

Ham operator? What is wrong with you?

[@kd5aj]

you have no basis to claim that it is a ham operator.. you are dealing with other CB'ers.. so please understand that. Do yourself a favor and learn a bit of electrical theory and get yourself an amateur license. Get away from this junk they call CB

[@mikegianfrancesco9431]

Why you using ham radio on cb frequency you just has bad has the jammer

[@nativetexan9776]

Your CB crap needs to stay off of a Icom IC-718 Amateur radio.

[@johnstrunck3659]

Are you sure it is a local Amateur? Btw, your modified icom 718 is capable of much more. Have you ever thought of getting an amateur license? Morse code is no longer required. About as easy as it gets. Gets even easier if you get Gordon West audio dvd's for the entry level Technician class exam. I did and it has been one enormous adventure. At any rate, all the best! John

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

John Strunck yes we actually successfully followed the signal to the home of the person doing this

[@johnstrunck3659]

World Radio 8113 wow. Get your Technician license. The world is open then.

[@Francois_Dupont]

@@WorldRadio-sc5pu did you call the FCC? what happened next? has he stopped?

[@Radionut]

Why would he get a license and give up his right to the fourth amendment

[@JeffLeites]

@@Francois_Dupont Why would he call the FCC when his operation is totally illegal? He'd lose that nice little 718 and probably get fined. He should keep his mouth shut 🤐

[@chuckfinley3152]

Sad ham

[@nc818]

Isn’t it illegal for a ham operator to jam anyone on any frequency ?

[@miket5506]

Its illegal for ANYONE to interfere with anyone on any frequency

[@nc818]

@@miket5506 correct, what I was getting at is that a licensed ham operator has been tested on that so they know exactly what they are doing is illegal and can’t claim ignorance to the law.

[@nc818]

@@miket5506 but also the government jams frequencies used by H1M1 and the presidential motorcade

[@potshot23]

You need to get some friends and do a fox hunt..

[@MrRJS27]

This is the most American thing ever, and not even because of the CB part.

[@KingmanPublicAccessTV]

It's just a video, not a ''gAte''.

[@foxman362]

Some people use headphones on ham and cb that would hurt anybody ears.

[@nativetexan9776]

You are worried about an illegal jammer when you are using a ham radio for CB?

[@miket5506]

Get off your high horse, guy. The point isn’t which radio he’s using; the point is that some jerkoff is intentionally jamming his communications.

[@whiteranger6655]

27.385 is NOT a ham frequency so why do you ASSUME its a HAM thats jamming you?

[@CharlesMartel676]

Well, if we really want to get down to it, I don't think that Icom radio is part 15 approved. Just sayin'.

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

Must be another liberal. You're ok with someone jamming the band so that people cant use it...and willing to look past that...but oh boy someone has a radio that shouldn't be used on the CB band. Well, my radio does not interfere with anyone. I run it at just above the rated legal limit. How is that an issue? And how can you justify pointing that out and ignoring that one of your fellow operators is PURPOSEFULLY harassing others. Speaks volumes of your personality.

[@kj4ilk]

and your ok with illegally modding a radio??? hmm your brain must be hooked to that dummy load in the shack

[@kj4ilk]

that's why i wish they'd never dropped the code or the novice test

[@robertrockwell7581]

Charles The Hammer Martel- they are approved it is not illegal to modify this radio it is only illegal to talk on the 11 meter cb band.

[@jessecastillo3092]

World Radio 8113 that rig isn’t type accepted for CB use

[@DENMONKEY]

you're on Cb frequencies not in a ham band. What makes you say the guy is a ham ?

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

The title to this video was forced to be changed. But we tracked the signal down to his place. We arent really asking if anyone knows who it is...we are very aware.

[@DENMONKEY]

World Radio 8113 what makes you think he's a ham and not just a cb operator though?

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

I live in a very small rural community in Northern MN. I know who this person is and why they are doing this. Again, the video title is deceiving. But this is an issue right now people in my area are dealing with. This person is ruining the hobby for locals. Use to be a great time chatting locally with a large group of people. People stopped signing on because of this and one other persons attitudes. Then they started criticizing people who are using non-cb radios and people running linears. Its a power and control thing.

[@jimster1211]

Why dont you just report them to the FCC? No one owns any frequency, this behavior is just uncalled for.

[@newmanc6619]

There are dual band ham/10 meter units which you can legally own and use if you have the right ham license.

[@MasterHavik]

I picked up a Baofeng UV5RX3 just to listen and use as a police scanner. I was interested in getting my technical license but KZbin makes it seems like it is sh*tshow out there...cannot be good for the hobby. I miss the 80s when I could just tune my SW radio to the USSR for a good laugh.

[@vannjunkin8041]

Channel 38 someone keying on you on the AM side

[@joejacobs3537]

This same mysterious channel 38 dead key has been going on since at least 1992 on CB radio..To this day nobody knows its origins.

[@trinity6880]

channel 38?

[@joejacobs3537]

@@trinity6880 Yes...I still hear it to this day..

[@ChetWeeds]

Xxx Texas

[@victorjuf6220]

I see your point but it is a little ironic to complain about someone breaking the law. My suggestion is to get the ham general license. It is not that hard and you already have equipment. instead of 11m you switch to 10m and with a delta loop on 20m you get good propagation every day for some hours. You can try and build a small directive antenna to track the person jamming. doesn't have to be a full size antenna to read that 9+20S which is probably within a mile from you. Get 2 readings from different locations , track 2 lines on the map and got find his antenna.

[@dread_headstone]

Does not, in any way, justify buggin people on the air.

[@fungo6631]

This is not HAM radio, though. This is unlicensed CB. And being SSB, it's just a quiet carrier.

[@jeffrobodene1485]

So... you are using a 100W radio on a CB frequency, and you wonder why someone is messing with you. Perhaps you have a tower and a 6-8 element Yagi antenna with 15-18 DB gain and you are blowing his socks off. Just saying...

[@sparky42]

It's just history repeating itself. would happen to us once in a while in the 60's . I work QRP CW exclusively now and it's gone completely . fortunately for me I didn't pick this mode to try and avoid the nonsense it picked me . We had the nonsense back in the 80'd on the Maritime Mobile net as well 14.313 , went on for years . Once in a great while if I am checking something out I will hear a lot of nonsense on 80 mtrs. phone . I just QSY . Long live CW … good luck de ka3fad

[@billa1870]

WR318: These people are easy to find. Then when you find them, they laugh in your face. No one will back you and then you have an enemy. But I have to admit that it's fun looking for these people. I've been doing it for years. Contact me if you have anymore problems.

[@miket5506]

Yeah see if he continues to laugh after getting a free can of whoop-ass and all his gear taken from him.

[@davechilders1158]

Get your ham ticket

[@624radicalham]

Why? Most hams are assholes

[@bluesteel5841]

Sounds like hes throwing a A.M. Carrier

[@rubbercable]

Learn to triangulate.

[@haleloi3018]

IC-718 is a great rig. Can do many things

[@nativetexan9776]

Yeah, like talk illegally on 4 watt CB channels with a 100 watt Ham radio.

[@RhythmicSensations]

Ham radio operators wouldn't normally do this, considering that you aren't allowed to use a ham radio on the 11m band, and they won't want to chance loosing this license. And cb operators don't care for it either. Which means it's likely a cb operator who knows you're operating illegally. This carries a $10,000 fine per incident if and when you get caught.

[@624radicalham]

"Ham radio operators wouldn't normally do this" seriously? Tune into 7.200 every single day. Ham Radio is worse than CB in 2024. Nice try though

[@hymatwat9412]

Yes but what did you do to piss him off first

[@stephenwright8103]

get a df loop and track the jammer down sorted

[@duaneshuster6366]

It probly ain't a ham radio operator . You are dealing with an angry CB operator that lives in your city heard you talking on a clear sounding radio icon and you ruffled his feathers so he's going key on AM block your reception. I know everyone out there is talking on CB on SSB trying to enjoy the hobby but there is no backing from FCC on CB. But your video may be helpful if other people your way get jammed . Take a drive see who's got antennas up antrins, v5/8 macos , sirio's Ect . Yes there's. Lots Ham's around they just want talk radio and no nonsense . Getting your gam radio licenses is one step but you enjoy CB ops you may have wait a long time for this guy to go away! Take it Mobil ralk yourself on ssb with walkie talkie drive around pull antenna when he keys you or get help from someone in cell phone driving around a CB buddy you will get in top of signal you know that's about it .

[@PKFortyseven]

Must not cause and must accept interference. I like what you did with your money, 11 meter only or something much more advanced or buy export, it's a couple hundred more to have room to grow past 10/12 when you get a license. You might have the self control to put it at legal cb power, but surely you are walking all over stock legal setups and have to think how they feel when you key your radio, you get the mars mod done by GP?

[@Radionut]

PKFortyseven oh when I'm quite sure you're perfectly legal all the time right? yeah if you spect me to believe that I'll sell you some nice oceanfront property in Death Valley. this is not about whether he's legal or not legal this is about what the other person is doing which is not legal in his highly illegal.

[@PKFortyseven]

Radionut R I wasn't making a legality comment, but giving you a compliment. Good luck selling that property lol

[@joshuabibler2927]

I had a 90,000 watt tube amphyers comption key down system in my suburban back in the day that cost over 100,000$ my friend was ham operator so theres was a jammer.we tracked his house down one night.the guy started jaming so I pumped 90,000 watts into his radio fryed it in few seconds and I took of never heard the jammer.I had two turbos 7 lokamotas altnators a nitriouse system to peak my 90,000 watt cb.I had to sale it all for 80,000$

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

Im just gonna go ahead and call bullshit. But cool story.

[@everettduncan7543]

@Zionism toHell you have to go back to /pol/

[@everettduncan7543]

@Zionism toHell my roots are all over the world, where are yours?

[@everettduncan7543]

@Zionism toHell nein. Sind Sie ein NSDAP-Überbleibsel?

[@joedejesus5898]

First that Icom 718 should not be Tx on CB freq.... Second 718 TX 100W SSB, CB is allowed a max 12w on SSB. I dont think Ham guys will bother working cb frequencies for DX

[@Radionut]

If you know who it is go take care of business

[@terryjohnson5925]

If you think this is bad, how we have someone that transmitting 111111111111 all day long on 27.385 LSB, if you or anyone that knows who this person is and the transmitter location. Please contact the FCC office. Thanks

[@indianakid4050]

I don't think he's a local by you.Because if you watch the s meter reader it fluctuates

[@donh106]

WORLD RADIO 8113???? Yeah get your ham ticket. Why are using an illegal converted not to mention over powered on 11 meters?

[@MiamiDreams]

Stop whining freakin nerd. That amp isn’t legal either.

[@pablomontoya8303]

"Yes I am aware that I am driving this Ferrari at 180mph and it is technically illegal to operate without a license. The sole reason this is illegal is because it is faster than the allowed speed limit on public roads and I don't have a license. I personally believe a person should be able to drive 180mph if they do so carefully because it is an AMAZING car and I enjoy driving fast."

[@mikegianfrancesco9431]

And you breaking rules transmitting on ham equipment

[@Chaos_]

LOL. uses a ham rig on the cb band and then complains he is being jammed.

[@millsoutdoors8555]

Easy way to take care of him. We was gonna do this until the guy sold out, wait till the 4th of July, take a shotgun to his antenna when people is setting off fireworks

[@patrickwall8517]

First off it's illegal for you to be using an amateur radio transceiver on the ham bands. Not only is it illegal for CB'rs to use more than five watts and work skip.

[@mickeyreder1705]

Isn’t it 4 watts and 12 on fm or sideband?

[@ragheadand420roll]

Keep up the great work dead key Ghost ride the whip

[@robertwalling9010]

Just use your notch filter. Especially if that rig has IF notch, you can notch him right out.

[@sethirwin1610]

That’s long enough to DF it!

[@ChetWeeds]

That a tune tone from a flex SDR

[@youtubeaccount7544]

Haha get a better signal then him

[@LikaLaruku]

RIP headphone users.

[@honestbae2815]

Wow. Surprising lore!

[@414RadioTech]

Man am I glad that I gave up amateur radio in my state it's been like this only on the two major bands people would mess around on Public Safety frequencies after modifying their radios and then keying up on law enforcement frequencies and making it sound like I was the one doing it using my call sign so I'm really glad that my license was never renewed because Laura fucking Smith would not allow it to be renewed and I wasn't going to keep fighting with her on false accusations no matter how much proof is submitted to her it wasn't worth it because I wasn't about to keep getting involved with drama and bullshit ham radio operators in the state of Wisconsin especially in the Southeastern part of the state where I'm from so I took up scanning as a hobby instead along with train watching

[@dxfordummies]

Tell us more about Laura Fucking Smith

[@jacknifedbl]

So you are in a ham radio...on cb? WTF

[@cameronturner7475]

Remake the video using a type 15 accepted radio and showing the same thing then turn him in to the FCC, if he's a ham operator he'll lose his license and all his equipment.

[@carolinapirate2830]

A radio with an IF level DSP filter or a rotatable dipole on horizontal could null him out of your receive. The rotatable horizontal dipole is the cheapest method. I've been nulling out jammers with a rotatable horizontal dipole for years.

[@freedomvigilant1234]

Sounds like an automatic device. Have you attempted to DF it?

[@artadams1]

73s KI5BXN

[@jasonnajman1174]

No brainier

[@jasonnajman1174]

It's cb

[@km6hvu622]

Does the same thing happen to you on the 10 Meter band?

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

KM6HVU never used 10 meter

[@bangkithutajulu8851]

TRY THE 555

[@timothykearns2232]

Tryin'? What are you "tryin'"???

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

huh?

[@timothykearns2232]

huh?

[@mx1209]

@@timothykearns2232 You a bitch...huh?

[@normabenford4289]

Yaesu radio

[@k.c.lejeune6613]

That's an Icom

[@flhusa1]

WAY MORE CB OPERATORS THAT PORK BAND OPERATORS HANDS DOWN.

[@stephenwright8103]

thats a good 1 ha ha like it

[@nativetexan9776]

"I personally believe that a person should be able to use it respectfully on the 11 meter band..." I believe you would totally hate the fine that comes along with the violation plus losing all your other radio equipment after being confiscated by FCC

[@dirtcache6128]

Fuck the light police.

[@markanderson8066]

why are you using a ham radio on cb? are you dialing the power wayyy down to the legal limit of 12 watts on SSB?

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=1816659 I guess this link makes your comment make complete sense. Who cares if im running 12 watts out of the radio or the 100 that it does. The issue at hand is there is a person who is intentionally disrupting the band. If you can look past that and focus on the radio being used...well then youre the kind of person who would be doing this as well.

[@markanderson8066]

World Radio 8113

[@markanderson8066]

World Radio 8113 having nothing to do with you breaking federal law... but, great comeback on your part , lol

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

Disrupting the band isnt against the law? You must of been a Hillary voter.

[@markanderson8066]

to be clear, I'm not accusing you nor anyone else of illegal activity. just pointing out that many ham rigs are capable of exceeding the legal limit for cb. a long standing issue for cb of course.

[@HyperFoxTails]

You could very easy find him or her, Use what we call Radio Tag and you will find that person. he or she can not hide!

[@justaguy427]

Hahahahaha.. Muhaahaha

[@ejdiii333]

Get your Ham License, Get out of the Ghetto that has become CB radio. With some worth while studying and taking often pre tests in the books and free online pre testing I know you can do it well enough. The FCC tests I believe are to keep the idiots, bullies, and riff raff off the air legally. You never have to test again, unless to upgrade, and it is cheap. You got a TOP NOTCH radio, why waste it on the CB BANDS?

[@dominicracca6955]

This is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System.... This is only a test...

[@nontimebomala2267]

How much power are your running there bud? Isn't this a little like Hillary saying that Trump is a criminal? Glass houses and stones and all that...

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

Old Dog 100 watts is the most that radio does.

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

Hey bram, the best part is.....nobody cares ;) Only you whiny liberals ;)

[@k.c.lejeune6613]

@@WorldRadio-sc5pu Liberals are indeed a disease of the Earth, bitch about everything and cry when it's not done their way. I don't take sides nor am i politically engaged but goddamn I've never heard more crybaby bitches than the libs. Holy shit.

[@michaelzuniga6839]

Shouldn't Blow you mind it's a hatter... But just do you some how it's gonna end..

[@lizzyfan1986]

Bottom line...it's illegal to use amatuer radio equipment on CB....get you ham license and enjoy all the bands

[@dxfordummies]

Theyre all dead except maybe 20 and 40. I'm a general class. The easiest place to make a fun contact is 11 meter sideband

[@MiguelVargas-my5kc]

Turn off you linear and stop splashing! Lol

[@WorldRadio-sc5pu]

What linear?

[@newfangledspartaremixes]

That radio is far too powerful for the CB radio band, as it is meant for radio amateurs. Also, it is not approved by the FCC for CB radio use. That said, why not use the Amateur Radio service with it? If you don't have a license, you should get one, the Technician test (U.S.A FCC) is very, very easy to get, and actually just with a Technician license you can use the whole data area and some SSB phone, too on 10 meters! It is really fun, and seeing that you knew how to get an antenna tuner and all hooked up to that radio means you probably like radio experimentation, and know at least a little bit about radios. In Amateur Radio, you can do all sorts of things!

[@Mitron43]

Lol sad ham spotted