[Dx-qsl] Amazing

[John C Owens]

All of these jammers live near other hams, and are known for what they
are doing. Not reporting them is like sanctioning the practices. It
doesn't take much to put the heat on them, but you have to stand up and
blow the whistle. We have enforcement now, but you have to let it be
known who they are. - John Owens (N7SEJ)

On Sun, 17 Mar 2002 15:56:26 -0500 "Ron Notarius WN3VAW" <wn3vaw@fyi.net>
writes:
> We must continue to remember that the jammers represent a tiny 
> fraction of
> 1% of all amateurs.  Unfortunately, the nature of propagation is 
> such that
> the effect of these few are enormous.
> 
> Last week they were after ZY0SAT.  Before that, TI9M and PW0T.  And 
> they are
> constantly on P5/4L4FN, YA5T, YI9OM and other extremely rare 
> stations.  You
> can often hear them disrupting big pileups during contests, too.  
> Why?
> Because they know they can aggravate all of us by doing so.
> 
> The damage they do to the amateur service in the long run may be 
> monumental.
> It just takes one hostile WRC delegate to play back a tape of 
> this...
> 
> I submit to you that we should cease calling the bulk of these 
> individuals
> "jammers" and "frequency police" and start calling them 
> "communications
> terrorists" and treat them accordingly.
> 
> 73, ron wn3vaw
> 
> "You are a fluke of the Universe
> You have no right to be here
> And whether you can hear it or not,
> The Universe is laughing behind your back"
> -- National Lampoon's Deteriorata
> 
> 
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