What would be the reaction if Hams used 11m legally using their calls.

[pro151]

Trucker - FCC Rules for using the CB Radio

 

[GLR]

Trucker - FCC Rules for using the CB Radio

Up to this point, no one on Earth has read those rules. I don't see your link changing that.

 

[pro151]

Man asked if there was a law. Bite me and go read it you CB renegade.

 

[C2]

If the ham you were impersonating had irrefutable evidence then they could have you arrested for identity theft.

Really? You mean I can't be KGO on 11-meters?

 

[C2]

...radios do not emit any traceable code so unless said transmissions would have to be triangulated by some entity...

Every transmission has an RF "fingerprint" that can be identified.

 

[C2]

Every radio (even the same brand/model) has it's own unique signal or "fingerprint"...

Yep, you beat me to it...

 

[pro151]

Every transmission has an RF "fingerprint" that can be identified.

I call for irrefutable proof of this statement.

 

[GLR]

Could be identified but never would. Nobody gives a shit what you do on 11 meters.

 

[Sonwatcher]

Radio fingerprinting is a process that identifies a cellular phone or any other radio transmitter by the unique "fingerprint" that characterizes its signal transmission. An electronic fingerprint makes it possible to identify a wireless device by its unique radio transmission characteristics. Radio fingerprinting is commonly used by cellular operators to prevent cloning of cell phones. A cloned cell phone will have a same numeric equipment identity but a different radio fingerprint.
Essentially, each transmitter (cell phones are just one type of radio transmitter) has unique rise time signature when first keyed caused by the slight variations of component values during manufacture. Once the rise time signature is captured and assigned to a callsign, the use of a different transmitter using the same callsign is easily detected. Such systems are used in military signals intelligence and by radio regulatory agencies such as the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for identifying illegal transmitters.

Radio fingerprinting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[pro151]

My reply to that would be that the signature of a radio operating in 11m would be skewed if you were to change the input voltage, output power level, mic gain, etc for starters.

Agree or disagree?

 

[mackmobile43]

One would have to ask would the risk out way the benefits? sure and as stated in another thread one would have to be tracked and unlike cellphones cb radios do not emit any traceable code so unless said transmissions would have to be triangulated by some entity and not some trio of rambo self policing brainyacks who seem to need something more full filling to subsidize their puny little existences.

Every transmission has an RF "fingerprint" that can be identified.

Again another person who only reads or hears what he wants too, as stated in my previous post the only entity who may give a rat's ass ain't gonna travel any distance to check on something that's totally not illegal(the fcc).

And as stated in my previous post the only one who will give a rat's ass is some self policing,knuckle dragger that I don't give a shit about.

 

[GLR]

Don't care to read anymore, I'm firing up channel 19 and pretending to be an overly "happy" pro151.

 

[pro151]

Don't care to read anymore, I'm firing up channel 19 and pretending to be an overly "happy" pro151.

Be sure to use one of these call signs;
KDB-7432
KGN-4631
KBSE-5903

 

[mackmobile43]

I wonder how many people, at this exact moment in time are trying to look that call up? :laugh:

KBSE5903. Over.

The predecessor to KBL810 would be KY3629. bake,bake,bake

 

[GLR]

Anonymous person just reminded me that KC2OST is available.