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Larry W4CSC wrote:
I offered to bring an IFR over to CG Charleston and TURN UP THE DEVIATION ON THEIR VHF RADIOS.....so we could HEAR what was being said. To hear them, here, you must turn your VHF volume control to maximum, especially if the engine is running! It's been like that for years. That must have really impressed them a lot. Some old fart ham with no license to touch any other radio offers to adjust a CG radio ... And you wonder why they ignore you? Rick |
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Jetcap wrote in
: Larry W4CSC wrote: I offered to bring an IFR over to CG Charleston and TURN UP THE DEVIATION ON THEIR VHF RADIOS.....so we could HEAR what was being said. To hear them, here, you must turn your VHF volume control to maximum, especially if the engine is running! It's been like that for years. That must have really impressed them a lot. Some old fart ham with no license to touch any other radio offers to adjust a CG radio ... And you wonder why they ignore you? Rick Geez, Rick. You're beginning to sound like some kind of broken record. You can still kiss my ass, however. How's that? |
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Larry W4CSC wrote:
Geez, Rick. You're beginning to sound like some kind of broken record. Tell us about all those licenses, Larry. Offering to adjust their radios .... bwhahahahahahahah ... the CG in Charleston must laugh their butts off at you. Rick |
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Larry W4CSC wrote:
You can still kiss my ass, however. How's that? Sorry, Larry, I'm not into old farts with imaginary lives. Your fantasy life is already well documented in this group, no need to solicit my participation. |
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