Unfortunately, the FCC has proven to be totally useless when it concerns Danny Delise and his continual jamming of amateur radio, public safety and GMRS repeaters. If you go on You Tube and search Danny Delise, there are several videos that document his illegal activities.
Alpine NJ 146.955 MHz Repeater
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Sounds like the kind of goodfella who needs a visit from cousins Guido and Mario... 
RocketNJ wrote:
I never heard that particular exchange but during the summer of 2015 I did hear one with Caz conversing with someone on Hopatcong PD's repeater. The Hopatcong PD dispatcher, as well as officers calling from their mobile units, repeatedly came on the air to ask them to cease their conversation and move off of their frequency. Caz, as well as the person he was talking with, just ignored the HPD dispatcher and officers and had a conversation that had to last at least 20-30 minutes. I've been a licensed ham since 2006 and an emergency services dispatcher since 1992 and in all that time I have never heard of anyone abusing the radio the way these 2 people were.
It's one thing to abuse the amateur bands, it affects all legally licensed hams and I do understand that the FCC has bigger fish to fry. However when you start playing around on the public safety bands there is no excuse for the FCC not getting involved. We are talking about public safety being jeopardized.
However, whether it's the amateur bands or the public safety bands any time we hear this type of activity we should contact the FCC. If enough of us in the NJ/NY area hear this guy and complain every time we do maybe the 'nuisance value' of our contacting them might be enough for them to look into our complaints.
I'm sorry....I'll get off my soapbox now....
I never heard that particular exchange but during the summer of 2015 I did hear one with Caz conversing with someone on Hopatcong PD's repeater. The Hopatcong PD dispatcher, as well as officers calling from their mobile units, repeatedly came on the air to ask them to cease their conversation and move off of their frequency. Caz, as well as the person he was talking with, just ignored the HPD dispatcher and officers and had a conversation that had to last at least 20-30 minutes. I've been a licensed ham since 2006 and an emergency services dispatcher since 1992 and in all that time I have never heard of anyone abusing the radio the way these 2 people were.
It's one thing to abuse the amateur bands, it affects all legally licensed hams and I do understand that the FCC has bigger fish to fry. However when you start playing around on the public safety bands there is no excuse for the FCC not getting involved. We are talking about public safety being jeopardized.
However, whether it's the amateur bands or the public safety bands any time we hear this type of activity we should contact the FCC. If enough of us in the NJ/NY area hear this guy and complain every time we do maybe the 'nuisance value' of our contacting them might be enough for them to look into our complaints.
I'm sorry....I'll get off my soapbox now....
Hopatcong should follow up with the FCC. I'm sure they have documentation and recordings. The FCC recently strengthened their fines and penalties against jamming of public safety frequencies after a recent event involving a Long Island New York fire department. I think it was in Melville or Millville.
railtrailbiker
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AC2OY
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It's truely sad with this guy. Most of the time I shut of the HT because he would follow us to a different repeater.
jaymatt1978
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caz and danny disease
Thats because Caz and danny disease are friends with the FCC .The FCC would rather fine hams for not Iding every ten minutes.Ham,sounds more and more like CB.Maybe we should all get Cb's and sell our ham stuff to Danny!
Thats because Caz and danny disease are friends with the FCC .The FCC would rather fine hams for not Iding every ten minutes.Ham,sounds more and more like CB.Maybe we should all get Cb's and sell our ham stuff to Danny!
snapple4th
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Its a fourth degree crime.
ftp://www.njleg.state.nj.us/20042005/AL05/293_.PDF
There are two companies that can triangulate such inference that I know of. If such interference was happening on my repeater I would have filed a complaint.
ftp://www.njleg.state.nj.us/20042005/AL05/293_.PDF
There are two companies that can triangulate such inference that I know of. If such interference was happening on my repeater I would have filed a complaint.
FireBuff44
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i see that danny is from nyc, is "caz" in nj or ny? i should scan that band and listen around.
AUXCOM
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Got an email blast from the ARRL Hudson Div with the letter below from Congressman Peter King -
"January 15. 2016
Honorable Tom Wheeler
Chairman
Federal Communications Commission
445-12th Street S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20554
Dear Chairman Wheeler:
I am very concerned about a high-profile case of malicious interference
to VHF and UHF communications that has affected various radio services,
including public safety radio, and Federal Communication Commission’s
licensees throughout metropolitan New York City and Long Island. While
there are apparently multiple perpetrators involved in this activity, I
am told by the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL), the national
association for amateur radio, there is one ringleader, whose identity
and location of Astoria Queens well known to your Enforcement Bureau.
This individual has been reportedly intentionally transmits on a series
of amateur radio repeaters, operational frequencies of Rikers Island
Prison and NBC radio network’s remote pickup repeater facilities that
are used for relay of over-the-air program material. I am told that
this individual conducts his unlawful activities essentially daily with
the specific intent of disrupting licensed communications. The amateur
radio repeaters on Long Island that are rendered useless by this
individual are used for emergency preparedness exercises and they were
used extensively in Hurricane Sandy disaster relief efforts.
In previous correspondence with the FCC, I have expressed my strong
concern with interference caused by pirate radio operators, especially
when these interruptions have an impact on public safety. This
individual has been allowed to proceed without any apparent Commission
enforcement for well over two years, despite repeated complaints from
ARRL, NBC engineering staff and at least two Long Island amateur radio
clubs.
I realize that the Commission’s spectrum enforcement resources are
limited and that investigations of pirate radio are resource intensive.
However this malicious interference has been allowed to continue for too
long. Timely and visible enforcement creates a deterrent that is very
valuable and lessens the use of Commission resources.
I appreciate the actions the Commission has taken to search for
solutions that are supplementary to the enforcement of regulations
pertaining to pirate radio. However deliberate interference with
public safety, broadcast program production and amateur radio public
service communications, such as what is exhibited in this case, must be
swiftly and visibly addressed in order to achieve this deterrence
effect. I appreciate your consideration and look forward to your
reply.
Sincerely,
Peter T. King
Member of Congress"
"January 15. 2016
Honorable Tom Wheeler
Chairman
Federal Communications Commission
445-12th Street S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20554
Dear Chairman Wheeler:
I am very concerned about a high-profile case of malicious interference
to VHF and UHF communications that has affected various radio services,
including public safety radio, and Federal Communication Commission’s
licensees throughout metropolitan New York City and Long Island. While
there are apparently multiple perpetrators involved in this activity, I
am told by the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL), the national
association for amateur radio, there is one ringleader, whose identity
and location of Astoria Queens well known to your Enforcement Bureau.
This individual has been reportedly intentionally transmits on a series
of amateur radio repeaters, operational frequencies of Rikers Island
Prison and NBC radio network’s remote pickup repeater facilities that
are used for relay of over-the-air program material. I am told that
this individual conducts his unlawful activities essentially daily with
the specific intent of disrupting licensed communications. The amateur
radio repeaters on Long Island that are rendered useless by this
individual are used for emergency preparedness exercises and they were
used extensively in Hurricane Sandy disaster relief efforts.
In previous correspondence with the FCC, I have expressed my strong
concern with interference caused by pirate radio operators, especially
when these interruptions have an impact on public safety. This
individual has been allowed to proceed without any apparent Commission
enforcement for well over two years, despite repeated complaints from
ARRL, NBC engineering staff and at least two Long Island amateur radio
clubs.
I realize that the Commission’s spectrum enforcement resources are
limited and that investigations of pirate radio are resource intensive.
However this malicious interference has been allowed to continue for too
long. Timely and visible enforcement creates a deterrent that is very
valuable and lessens the use of Commission resources.
I appreciate the actions the Commission has taken to search for
solutions that are supplementary to the enforcement of regulations
pertaining to pirate radio. However deliberate interference with
public safety, broadcast program production and amateur radio public
service communications, such as what is exhibited in this case, must be
swiftly and visibly addressed in order to achieve this deterrence
effect. I appreciate your consideration and look forward to your
reply.
Sincerely,
Peter T. King
Member of Congress"
902
Member
I would expect things to happen very quickly at this point.
AC2OY
Member
I hope your right!😊
It's kinda funny when this Danny guy starts using the repeaters in the Philly area. He gets on there with a fictitious call sign and name and just carries on conversations like a normal ham operator would. Most folks down here do not know who he is or recognize his voice. It makes me wonder why this guy just doesn't get a ham license like everyone else and behave normally.
AC2OY
Member
Sky pilot I have pondered this myself many times. He has a good signal obviously he knows what he is doing. I guess he rather be a pirate then a regular Joe. I noticed if you don't tempt him or simply ignore him he goes away like a Knatt.
Danny Delise is a convicted felon so he is disqualified from obtaining any FCC license. He lives in Queens NY and has been going to numerous 2m and 79cm repeaters and jamming or using fake call signs to carry on conversations
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Actually, you and MFR sound like CB'ers on the 442.700 repeater late at night. You guys never ID.
hey namhcor
Do you have a problem with me?I do Id every ten minutes!You must not listen good.Ok you must be pals with KD2GNZ who gets thrown off the Njr system and the Montclair repeater systems.I didnt.....So watch what you post when its not true.You must have nothing better to do.Cb. is cb.We talk and let others in so i have no clue of what you are saying.What you say is baseless.Good say Sir!oh yeah.Thanks for listening
Do you have a problem with me?I do Id every ten minutes!You must not listen good.Ok you must be pals with KD2GNZ who gets thrown off the Njr system and the Montclair repeater systems.I didnt.....So watch what you post when its not true.You must have nothing better to do.Cb. is cb.We talk and let others in so i have no clue of what you are saying.What you say is baseless.Good say Sir!oh yeah.Thanks for listening
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