Second hand diesel generators (think of what a commercial building or small data center would use for backup power) are also not that hard to come by.
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Big power on channel 6.
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Second hand diesel generators (think of what a commercial building or small data center would use for backup power) are also not that hard to come by.
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I have heard the channel 6 "worldwide" morons for years! They also mess up channel 11 at times. I doubt they run more than a KW, but it's possible some do.
The piney stuff is funny, but I don't stop at just the pineys. Anyone who lives below exit 7 on the TPK or exit 80 on the Parkway I consider "Southies." All though they are technically from New Jersey, they are more like hillbillies from the southern US.
(And yes, there are hillbilly rednecks here in Sussex county too, but I lived in Hudson County for 25 years so I am qualified to pass judgement!
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The piney stuff is funny, but I don't stop at just the pineys. Anyone who lives below exit 7 on the TPK or exit 80 on the Parkway I consider "Southies." All though they are technically from New Jersey, they are more like hillbillies from the southern US.
(And yes, there are hillbilly rednecks here in Sussex county too, but I lived in Hudson County for 25 years so I am qualified to pass judgement!
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"All though they are technically from New Jersey, they are more like hillbillies from the southern US."
That's exactly what Pineys are, hillbillies out in the woods on rolling sand dunes covered with pitch pines but not to be confused with townies and other so called civilized people. If you ever saw a REAL Piney you'd swear you were in Deliverance. Apparently you never lived there, locals have an accent and pronunciation all their own closer to Delaware than New Jersey. FYI, Delaware is a Southern state and sounds like one too.
Aw you're just jealous you don't have Pineys up there at Lake Hokingkong and the power company would rat you out to the cops for growing marijuana if your linear drew that much current.
Now was that YEE-HAW or HEE HAW, y'all? (Cue Dueling Banjos.)
That's exactly what Pineys are, hillbillies out in the woods on rolling sand dunes covered with pitch pines but not to be confused with townies and other so called civilized people. If you ever saw a REAL Piney you'd swear you were in Deliverance. Apparently you never lived there, locals have an accent and pronunciation all their own closer to Delaware than New Jersey. FYI, Delaware is a Southern state and sounds like one too.
Aw you're just jealous you don't have Pineys up there at Lake Hokingkong and the power company would rat you out to the cops for growing marijuana if your linear drew that much current.
Now was that YEE-HAW or HEE HAW, y'all? (Cue Dueling Banjos.)
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CB guys are running 1KW+
I was at dairy queen one day with my cousin and my car amp had a voice come over it ,I looked up
and there was a van! I asked him how much he was running and he said he had 6 alternators!
I beleive em,may not be clean power,but they are running it!Heard him down in SC.
Funny thing was he knew a ham friend of mine,was the funniest thing.''
Ps not toucin the yeehaw or the heehaws.
I was at dairy queen one day with my cousin and my car amp had a voice come over it ,I looked up
and there was a van! I asked him how much he was running and he said he had 6 alternators!
I beleive em,may not be clean power,but they are running it!Heard him down in SC.
Funny thing was he knew a ham friend of mine,was the funniest thing.''
Ps not toucin the yeehaw or the heehaws.
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You might have been hearing voices, but this guy was yanking your chain!
He did not have 6 alternators!
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see picture
TOMMY2WATT, JOHNNYWOOD, 16, SLASH
Looked like this!
Why would 4 watts ,100,or even 200 watts need 3 alternators?or MORE
TOMMY2WATT, JOHNNYWOOD, 16, SLASH
Looked like this!
Why would 4 watts ,100,or even 200 watts need 3 alternators?or MORE
reconrider8
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i hit ch 6 here and there and i pick up cally alot san diago i think they say here on the east coast
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Warren has them named right!
But I like to call 'em CIVILTY BROKE (CB). They spend all those dollars trying to out-do the next dude in power. When hams go for QRP. THAT takes talent, skills, and brains. The CIVILTY BROKE crowd lacks all that. So I lmao at their um, er dumba@# ways....
But I like to call 'em CIVILTY BROKE (CB). They spend all those dollars trying to out-do the next dude in power. When hams go for QRP. THAT takes talent, skills, and brains. The CIVILTY BROKE crowd lacks all that. So I lmao at their um, er dumba@# ways....
Sorry, but you need to check out youtube some more! These guys are nuts about power!
YouTube - ‪VERY BIG AMPLIFIER CB‬‏
YouTube - ‪Linear One suburban with an 8 rib belt‬‏
YouTube - ‪Nice suburban alternator install‬‏
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Exactly.
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Exactly.
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What is going on?
I realize I live a sheltered life but what is going on some of these videos when two vehicles park next to each other and rev their engines and do whatever else? Are they trying to see who can stay keyed drawing high power for the longest? Just curious....
I realize I live a sheltered life but what is going on some of these videos when two vehicles park next to each other and rev their engines and do whatever else? Are they trying to see who can stay keyed drawing high power for the longest? Just curious....
Kind of like two 5 yr olds with walkie talkies,screaming as loud as they can to drown each other out! :lol:
Dumb, just too damn dumb!
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reedeb
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You DO??? Why??
Why, they are right! Everyone is entitled to their opinions,but only ours matter! :twisted:
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