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and thank you for the support. I

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got an email from one of the
local clubs that I am a member of,

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and it caught my attention. I
thought, you know, that should

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probably be the subject of a video. The title of the email is there's

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been an influx of people using their
GMRS call sign or maybe no call sign

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at all on some of the amateur
radio for forty frequencies in the North Texas

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area, and we're going to talk
about that right now. All right,

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this may ruffle some feathers a little
bit for you GMRS guys, or for

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you guys who don't have a Ham
radio call sign. The point of the

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video is to share information. So
I'm not going to come out of here

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pointing my finger and saying you should
do this, you shouldn't do this,

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you should you should not. I'm
not telling you that, but I'm gonna

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give you my viewpoint on it.
Okay, So here we go. Here

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is the email. Now I've blocked
out the gentleman who sent the email.

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I blocked out his name because I
don't really like sharing public information on the

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Internet. But it is come from
the Bedford Amateur Radio Club and it says

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influx of people using either GMRS or
no call sign at all on some frequencies.

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So this is a pretty short email. He says, there appears to

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be an influx of people using either
their GMRS licenses or no call sign in

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all on many of the seventy centimeter
repeaters here lately. He's talking about seventy

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centimeter Ham radio repeaters. This has
been heard by numerous amateur radio operators all

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throughout the Metroplex and surrounding areas.
Most of these people are totally clueless that

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they are operating in the amateur radio
spectrum of the band. The fact that

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they were able to program their inexpensive
handheld radio and the amateur bands leads them

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to believe that they can use the
frequency. Okay, so first off,

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I got to say two things about
that. Number. One, I have

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not personally heard this. I'm monitor
from repeaters locally. I've got two or

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three seventy centimeter or for forty repeaters
that I'm monitor pretty regularly. The Bedford

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repeater is one of the repeaters I
have programmed into all of my radios,

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but admittedly I don't monitor that repeater
very often. The Bedford repeater for those

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of you in North Texas, the
Bedford repeaters on four forty two eight twenty

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five. I should probably monitor it
more. It's got pretty good coverage over

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here in grape Vine, and every
now and then I'll kee it up and

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talk to somebody on it. But
generally speaking, I'm not listening to that

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repeater. I have not personally heard
this before, but I can totally see

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how this is possible. So we're
gonna keep reading here and then I'm gonna

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give you my viewpoint about it.
In the past couple of weeks, i've

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personally heard newly licensed GMRS users throwing
out their GMRS call sign asking for radio

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checks. Yeah, yeah, like
a Brandmeister talk group. Perhaps Today I

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engage in a conversation with a GMRS
user on a local repeater in the Fort

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Worth area. Okay, so I
don't know if this was actually the Bedford

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repeater that he's talking about or not, because he doesn't disclose that information,

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which is fine, no problem.
He had absolutely no clue that he could

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not legally talk on the repeater he
was on by holding a GMRS license.

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His response was something to the effect
of, I guess I have a lot

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more to learn, and that pretty
much ended the conversation. He mysteriously went

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away, so he didn't key up
anymore. So I don't know how that

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conversation went, but okay, his
final paragraph closes out. Just be aware

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that this is going on. Lots
of kerchunking the repeaters, lots of requests

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for radio checks, lots of GMRS
call signs being thrown around. Again.

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I have not personally heard this,
but I'm going to be listening for it

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now that I've got this letter.
And no, it's not really surprising when

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there are folks like not Arubicon posting
videos on YouTube making statements telling folks it's

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pretty much okay, to be on
amateur radio without a license. I didn't

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write that, Randy, if you're
watching, I didn't write that. Somebody

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else wrote that. So what is
my take on all of that? Okay,

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so here goes. I've got a
message to you guys who have a

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GMRS only license, and I have
a message to you guys who have a

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HAM license. And here is my
message to both of you. Okay,

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you GMRS guys, know what you're
doing before you do it. Okay,

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So if you don't have a GMRS
radio, if you have a full open

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transmit radio like a Bowfanger something,
then just be aware where you're supposed to

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transmit. There's plenty of GMRS repeaters
out there that you can talk on,

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and the license you've purchased gives you
the right to talk on those repeaters or

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talk on simplex, okay, doesn't
give you the right to go anywhere the

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radio will go. I personally think
that's a dumb rule. I think if

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you have not the radio part,
but I think if you have a license,

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you should be able to talk with
any radio on that frequency. But

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you can't, okay anything. The
amateur radio portion of the band is anywhere

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from four hundred and twenty to four
hundred and fifty megahertz. Okay, this

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is something you would learn by getting
your Ham radio license. And if you're

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be sure to tell them thank you
for supporting Ham Radio two point zero if

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you guys contact them so. Your
GMRS radios and frequencies and repeaters are around

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the four hundred and sixty two to
four hundred and sixty seven megahertz range,

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which is right above the amateur radio
band. Most of your Balfang radios will

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go like four hundred megahertz to like
either four hundred and eighty megahertz or sometimes

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like five hundred and twenty megahurts,
so they cover that whole range. And

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while you're probably just purchasing those on
eBay or Amazon, that's fine. You

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just got to be aware that you
can't transmit everywhere. People are going to

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say something to you, especially with
your GMRS call sign. Your GMRS call

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sign only belongs on GMRS frequencies,
which again are between four hundred and sixty

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two and four hundred and sixty seven
megahertz. It's your responsibility to know where

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you're transmitting. I'm not telling you
not to buy the radio. I'm not

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telling you what radio to use or
not use. Just know where you're transmitting.

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That's all. In addition to that, those of you with a HAM

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radio license, here's my take on
this, we should be polite to these

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people. We should just say if
you hear a GMRS call sign, which

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it's four letters followed by three numbers. Most of the time, my GMRS

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call sign is WRFK three to eleven, four letters, three numbers. So

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if you hear that on an amateur
radio frequency, just go back to the

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verson and say, hey, buddy, I think you're on the wrong frequency

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or the wrong repeater. Sounds like
you got a GMRS call sign. You

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need to go to the GMRS frequencies
for that call sign. You know what.

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They might have a ham radio call
sign and they were just saying the

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wrong thing. Because I am guilty
of throwing my hand radio call sign out

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on GMRS repeaters just by mistake,
just by sheer habit of saying case five

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HWB. I've been saying that call
sign for almost thirty years at this point,

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so I'm just used to saying it. So we should be nice to

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them, and we should be using
our own repeaters. I can't tell you

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the number of comments I get on
videos where they say, oh, the

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repeaters around me are dead. The
repeaters around me are dead. Nobody's on

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the repeaters around me. And my
response is always the same to people who

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comment that way, I'm like,
Okay, how many times did you keep

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on that repeater yesterday or last week
or last month? Are you using the

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repeat I listened to it all the
time, nobody ever talks. Are you

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keying up? The repeater, Are
you talking? If the answer is no,

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If you say, well I just
listened and nobody ever talks, well

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then you're not talking either. So
you complaining about yourself. Okay, I'm

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guilty of that. I'm guilty of
that. Okay. So I've issued a

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challenge on several videos since the first
of the year. I've been trying to

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I did it just this morning.
Actually, I've been trying to practice throwing

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my call sign out on our local
repeaters at least once a day. So

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on the ULSS repeater earlier for forty
two dot nine hundred, I was,

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I went and ran in their own
earlier, got so lunch, I threw

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my call sign out on the repeater. Nobody came back to me, and

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that's okay. But you know what, I threw my call sign out.

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I had a five or ten minute
conversation with my brother who's a newly licensed

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ham. He got his license about
a year ago. He and I talked

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on the ULESS repeater last weekend for
about ten minutes, and after we talk

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we put the radio down abound.
Now later I heard him call me again.

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He had another question, and after
that we talked for another two or

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three minutes, so we use the
repeater twice in the last three days.

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Okay, So throw your call sign
out and get some activity going on your

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repeaters. If you don't want people
who are unauthorized to use it, and

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if you're complaining that no one ever
uses it, now, let me say

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this to anybody out there at all. Okay, you say, well,

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I should, I should be able
to use whatever I want to. If

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you buy a repeater, you spend
your money on a repeater, antenna for

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the repeater, hardline feed line,
coaxs for the repeater. Maybe you're renting

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a tower site, maybe you're paying
for internet to that repeater, all the

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hardware costs and whatnot. Now you
own that repeater and it's got your call

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sign on it. Whether it's HAM
or GMRS, same applies. Now you

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own that repeater and you've got your
call sign on it. If someone came

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along and started using the repeater without
authorization, what would you have to say

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to them? It's your repeater.
You set it up to use on GMRS,

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or you set it up to use
on HAM radio and someone's coming along

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and using it who shouldn't be using
it. What would you have to say

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to that person. I think most
of you, if you're honest with yourself,

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would probably say, well, no, we'd probably tell them not to

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use it. Well, of course
you would. Why wouldn't you. You've

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done the work, if you're a
Ham, You've done the studying, you've

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done the testing, you've learned the
material, you've done what a lot of

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people are just flat out too lazy
to do. Okay, I'm not saying

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you're too stupid to do it.
I never said that, but you are

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lazy. If you're going to insist
on using a HAM radio repeater and not

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getting your call sign, you're going
to find me. I don't want to

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get my information on the internet.
Give me a frickin' break, dude.

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Pull your head out of your and
realize that if you have a driver's license,

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or a passport, or an electric
or water bill in your name,

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they already got your information. Son, If you've got a YouTube channel that

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you've registered for and you're commenting on
this video, they already got your information.

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They're not gonna go to the FCC
again get your information. They're gonna

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go to the IRS to get your
information, which is already there. And

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there's a lot more of it.
So don't give me the excuse that,

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oh, I don't want to put
my information. Your information's already out there

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unless you just totally go off grid, and in which case you're not watching

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this video. So I ain't talking
to you right now, am I.

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So don't give me that. No, you're just being lazy. You're being

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lazy. You say, well,
I don't have any need for him.

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Fine, Fine, then don't go
get a Ham radio license. Fine,

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just stay the hell off the Ham
radio repeaters, because it's an insult to

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people who have actually done the work
and learn the material and went through all

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the steps the way they should.
Now, you might throw around the term

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Sadham. The term Sadam was a
lit was funny for I don't know,

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ten maybe fifteen minutes. It was
funny, and then it stopped being funny.

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The truth is that anybody gets called
a Sadham, we just say,

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hey, this is the law,
this is what the rules say, this

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is what you should be doing.
I'm not telling you what to do.

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I'm just telling you what the law
says. Well, I don't care what

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the okay, fine, you don't
care what the law says. Good,

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I'm not a cop. I'm not
an FCC agent. I'm not an ATF

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agent. I don't care. You
can do whatever you want to, but

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don't come and try to argue with
me about what the law says, because

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this is what the law says,
this is what the rules say, this

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is what the documentation says that we
should and should not be doing it.

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I'm gonna let you guys in on
a little secret that most people probably don't

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know. Amateur radio call signs and
the A double L have been around a

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lot longer than the FCC has.
Yeah, been around a lot longer.

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We've been segregating amateur radio spectrum radio
spectrum and making call signs for ourselves and

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doing licensing classes and tests for ourselves
long before the FCC ever came around.

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So that was a tradition from a
long, long time ago, one hundred

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years. A double L is one
hundred years old this year, so it's

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been going on a long time before
FCC was around. So be respectful of

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other people. You don't want to
do the HAM thing, you don't want

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to do the GMRS thing, that's
fine. It's your decision. No one's

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telling you you should or should do
I'm not telling you you should or shouldn't

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want to do that, but respectful
of what other people have done. I'm

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not gonna come to your house and
walk across your yard and park my truck

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in your front yard just for you
to come out and say, why are

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you in my yard? Well,
would you care? I'm not hurting anything.

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You've got a driveway right next to
your house. I've got a vehicle.

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Why can't I park in your driveway? Well, it's my property.

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Yeah, And amateur radio bands or
amateur radio operators property spectrum property. We

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have gone through the testing and learning
to get access to those frequencies. You

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can use GMRS frequencies. You can
use CB and MERS and FRS frequencies with

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no license at all. You can
use GMRS frequencies with just buying a license

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and paying for it. Those of
us who have Ham radio frequency licenses have

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gone through the steps to learn the
material so that we can get access to

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those and guess what, you can
too. The only thing stopping you from

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getting a Ham radio license is you, nobody else. So go get a

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Ham radio license. If you want
one or don't, it's your decision.

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Just be aware that people may get
on the frequency and ask you to leave.

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Hopefully they do it in appolate way
if you're there without a proper call

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sign, and those of us who
have call signs, let's try to be

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nice to these people and get them
involved in amateur radio, because whether they

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know it or not, they're probably
gonna like it. If they've got a

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radio, they've got an interest already, so maybe they'll actually like it.

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Maybe we should show them some of
these great ham radio clubs that we have

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across the United States and across North
America and get them interested in the proper

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use of a radio and see what
kind of expanded world they have access to

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with an actual amateur radio license.
Put a comment below, let me know

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what you guys think. Seventy three