Parks on the air heckler

[@joebirdwell5071]

My grandpas saying applies here. “As I have gone through life’s highways and byways I soon found out that there were more horses asses than there were horses 🐎 “. WB9VVH in TN

[@TravelinHam]

Never..ever acknowledge that you can hear hecklers. Just roll through your contacts. Pick the loud signals and go on and on about how strong their signal is.

[@halledwardb]

I'm more and more convinced every day that the average person out there has flipping lost it.

[@HamRadioRocks]

Ain’t that the truth!

[@redstickham6394]

Some people have nothing better to do than to ruin other people's enjoyment of ham radio.

[@GSWEAR66]

I haven't had one this bad but I get some form of it almost every time I do a POTA activation. I just ignore them and keep making QSO's. I won't give them the satisfaction of even acknowledging them.

[@KMondy]

My goodness, some people are so immature. But DON'T critique their hobby.

[@N4TCM]

I always answer POTA stations as a hunter Never activate. That way you don't have to put up with the "sad hams who own the frequency". I learned this from the cb days.

[@jamiesuejeffery]

Unacceptable! I moderate a net on 2 meters once a week. Sometimes we get a bit of interference, but our ARC knows how to find them. I have a POTA QRP setup that I drag out about 6 times a year. The repeaters are usually just the young kid/grandkid grabbing the mic...no harm, no foul.

[@k9kj]

Would love to hear the stories

[@GlareStarwop]

California ham is brutal 😅. People fighting, trolling and jamming! At least in Orange county. Way more entertaining than Montana and Wyoming.

[@JulietNovember9]

Super annoying but I guess the bright side is that we get to practice in "adverse" conditions(?). Maybe just mentally visualize that moron as QRM instead