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Author Topic: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017  (Read 3944 times)

Offline RST111

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Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« on: April 16, 2017, 0629 UTC »
Guy interrupting QSOs with a soundboard.  Vulgarity, racist comments, etc. on loops.
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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #1 on: April 16, 2017, 0720 UTC »
Welcome to the wonderful world of 75 meters, the new CB band.

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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #2 on: April 16, 2017, 1235 UTC »
Things do get lively there on holiday weekends.

This, approx 12:35 UTC and the next hour are fun times to listen here as the band gets shorter and you can recognize the voices of some of the local Dale Gribble types from area hamfests.

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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #3 on: April 16, 2017, 1421 UTC »
One of that net's regulars, K0AXE (I think that's his call), is just 28 miles from me as the crow flies. I haven't had the misfortune to hear them say anything racist, but it's sadly not surprising to read that that's happening on that net. Was that coming from the hams or the jammer? (Usually I only hear a weak looped recording of someone yelling F--- You repeatedly.)
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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #4 on: April 16, 2017, 2022 UTC »
The jammer.  I'm thinking it's the same guy I posted about a few days ago.  Both used a soundboard, and interestingly one of the things he broadcast was a loop of F you with different voice effects like you mention.  One ham gave his callsign and location with a signal report in the hopes that someone would be able to triangulate.  It wouldn't surprise me if this were one lid hitting 80 meters on a regular basis.

The main reason I'm listening to the amateur bands is part of getting back into radio is to upgrade from Tech to General and I'm trying to figure out what bands I'd like to start on.  On the bright side, there is a lot of traffic that's interesting especially during contests.

Welcome to the wonderful world of 75 meters, the new CB band.

No kidding.  All the truckers who are serious about talking got tech licenses and use the local repeaters because CB got so bad.   When I listen to CB out here, it's a ghost town except for noise.
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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017? And 40M.
« Reply #5 on: April 17, 2017, 0952 UTC »
     I wonder of it's the same A-holes that mess with 7200KHz on 40M in the day. That's turning out to be the wild west there. Then, when the Libertarian Net tries to meet-up around 3995KHz, some douche keeps sound-byting "Black Lives Matter" recordings over that. Thank goodness for the 60M band, but the A-holes will be there soon enough. 
I was asked, yet another weird question, of how I would like to be buried, when I finally bite the big one. The answer was actually pretty easy. Face-down, like a certain historical figure in the late 1980's, (I will not mention who, but some of you will get it, and that's enough.) Why??? It would be a burial that will satisfy everyone: (1) My enemies will say that it will show me where to go. (2) On the same point, I can have my enemies kiss my butt. (3) It will temporarily give someone a place to park a bicycle. See??? A WIN / WIN for everyone.

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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #6 on: April 17, 2017, 1546 UTC »
You might be looking at this the wrong way. At least there's a place for tthem to congregate, leaving the rest of the band alone.
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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #7 on: April 17, 2017, 1633 UTC »
You might be looking at this the wrong way. At least there's a place for tthem to congregate, leaving the rest of the band alone.

For a while, I wondered if that is why the FCC seemed to tolerate the nonsense on 14275/14313, to keep it contained. Although the busts a year or two ago suggest even if that was the case, there are limits.
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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #8 on: April 18, 2017, 1711 UTC »
As I recall, there were numerous HAMs who had emailed the lady who ran the fcc under the 0bama regime and kept the fire stoked till actions were taken. I doubt fines and license revocations deters the hardcore idiots amongst them so a safe space for them to expose their idiocy is fine by me.
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Re: Malicious Interference 3840 LSB 0625 UTC 16 Apr 2017
« Reply #9 on: April 18, 2017, 2005 UTC »
Josh, one of them was messing with the 40M DX net I check in to just yesterday. Several emails were sent to the FCC. One of the YL's that checks in there is an OO, but these maroons don't pay any attention to the OOs.

RST111, good luck with the license. I usually stay away from 75 but have discovered the 3916 nets thanks to Ted R. at WTWW. http://www.tailgatersnet.com/about.html
You might also listen to the DX window at 3790 to 3800. Usually pretty good at grayline.
The 40M DX net is at 7163 from 5 AM eastern until about 7:30. A fair amount of S Pac stations check in. Check it out.
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