Friday, June 5, 2009

  • I accidentally landed on 275 the other day…. I heard someone talking. Then nothing for around 20 minutes. Then I heard a Latino gentleman call CQ…. I replied and we QSO'ed for a bit…. Then in the middle of the guy's third QSO, I heard some jerk start to call CQ over him. Didn't ask if the frequency was clear or anything. When asked why he didn't follow gentleman's rules of conduct, he uttered a filthy word, made a snide comment about the guys nationality and told him that with a radio as bad as his he didn't deserve to be a ham. I broke in stated my call sign and tried to defend the guy. I know I shouldn't have but it was painful to listen to. The Latino ham moved up to 277.5 and KZ8O moved over to 277.5 and started in again Walking on the guy. [Listen to the clips!]

Shawn KD0AFK [no friend of mine, I assure you] in “The problem with the ARRL” on eHAM.net 31 Jan ‘08

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

  • This would have been a great contest if the bands would have been in a bit better shape, and the FCC would do something about KZ8O (ex ND8V) who I found going up and down the band around 14.275 running off anyone trying to operate near "his" frequency. I felt sorry for the N7 station that was on 14.278 into a good run only to have KZ8O start calling him a "scumbag" for about 5 minutes until the N7 station had to move.

Steve KT0DX [no friend of mine] in “[3830] NAQP SSB KT0DX Single Op LP” on contesting.com 20 Jan ‘08

Monday, June 1, 2009

  • To say there was a bit of bias involved is like saying KZ8O just needs a couple of days at finishing school.
 

ToeJoe N9PH in “Hollingsworth to Stay Put at FCC” on eHAM.net 2 Nov ‘07

Sunday, May 31, 2009

BTW, I’ve heard the term “Rag CQ’ing” as an acronym to describe someone who is constantly calling CQ just to cause interference. I have just run across someone who is using “Rag Calling” to do the same. Calling the same station over and over and over [KI4LUB and/or N8JOX who his neighbour!], just to cause interference to some Hispanic stations next door [14.277] to “his” frequency [14.275]. And again, it's being done by a ham that Riley has let off the hook dozens of times [KZ8O/nd8v].

Bill WA8MEA in “Riley Hollingsworth, K4ZDH, Special Counsel, Retires” on eHAM.net 26 Oct ‘07

Friday, May 29, 2009

There are quite a few folks that continue to get away with repeated violations, while smaller offenders are treated like terrorists. It's the weirdest enforcement I've ever seen anywhere....

Ed KB3JGU in “State of play, Why all the QRM in the DX portions” on QRZ.com 20 Oct ‘07

Monday, May 25, 2009

I no longer wonder how 8O got an amateur license. Now I wonder how he got a CB license. He is perhaps the worst amateur in the history of amateur radio.

ToeJoe N9PH in “The Official VE7KFM and K1MAN Thread” on QRZ.com 27 Aug ‘07

Hopefully he can nail the obscene and un-amateur like hams on 14.275. Such as W4NTI, KZ8O, and company.

Dave K8TEE in “Riley Changes his mind!” on QRZ.com 10 Oct ‘07