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Date: | Wed, 20 Sep 2006 22:58:35 -0400 |
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Phil,
Don't forget the guys on 3892, 3895, and 3898 in the early 90s. And
of course, there's the infamous WA4D, who never tired of calling
himself "WA4Dog." Remember the "horse races" on 3895? I'll bet at
least a few of those guys were operating way over the legal
limit. I'd hate to pay their electric bills!
Steve
On Wednesday 9/20/06 15:20 Phil Scovell wrote:
>Nobody can call this list boring. It reminds me of the good old 75 meter
>side band wars. Man, I miss those days of jamming, NA SAC of 3815, the
>power boys on 38 30, WA9SXJ and crew on 38 03, K9YNG who ran an HT37 and a
>big amp who could operate 38 15 and his splatter could be copied more than
>100 KHz to either side of his signal. Man, I wish the bands would warm up
>so we could have some more of that fun.
>
>Phil.
>Who refuses to give his bootleg call sign.
>K0NX
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