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It was Casper Milquetoast and his merry crew of dead milkmen that did it...
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Some FCC CB radio enforcement going on….
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I saw quite a bit of this back in the '70s and my diddling on CB.
The jocker with a tweetybird oscillator or piping music for hours on end.
Sometimes, that would result in a fox hunt and the culprit gets his antenna pulled down
or coax cut or pinned.
Not that I was an angel, my worst was running FSK telletype, round robin, pumping 3 Kw to the antenna on channel 6 for 20 minutes.
Un key and dead silence.
That could have easily resulted with a visit from US marshal with cease and desist order in hand.
Looks like that hasn't changed much.
The jocker with a tweetybird oscillator or piping music for hours on end.
Sometimes, that would result in a fox hunt and the culprit gets his antenna pulled down
or coax cut or pinned.
Not that I was an angel, my worst was running FSK telletype, round robin, pumping 3 Kw to the antenna on channel 6 for 20 minutes.
Un key and dead silence.
That could have easily resulted with a visit from US marshal with cease and desist order in hand.
Looks like that hasn't changed much.
mmckenna
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Nothing against CB. It has it's place in the tool box.
I'm glad people like this have a place they can go to blow off steam, or whatever it is they are doing. I figure for some of these types, it would either be this, or they'd go home and beat their wife/kick their dog.
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Wow CB enforcement!...after 6 months of several complaints and naming a suspect with previous enforcement action
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