[SOC] no more OO's

[D.J.J. Ring, Jr.]

Tony,

I didn't get what you were trying to say!

Either someone else sent poor Morse, and the OO copied what he actually
sent, or more likely, someone knew you were off the air, and they used your
call illegally.  Someone bootlegged your call!

I knew some who hadn't passed the examinations, so they picked a call they
knew, and used it.

So that's probably what happened.

73

David
N1EA

On Thu, Aug 2, 2018, 14:32 Tony Gard <tgard71 at gmail.com> wrote:

> In 36 years of being licensed, I recieved one OO notice (about 1988) for
> operating in the extra portion of the 80 meter band while holding an
> advanced ticket. The problem with the notice was that I was in California
> the day the "violation" occurred and all of my equipment had been in
> storage at my parents home in Virginia for about two years. I contacted the
> OO over what I knew to be a mistake and his response was that I was lying,
> he knew he heard me, and that he doesn't make mistakes. He then hung up on
> me, leaving me with a lasting negative impression of the OO system. I am
> sure that this jerk of an OO was the exception but my belief in the system
> was permanently tarnished.
>
> Sent by my android devise.
>
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