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The elusive but not so shy (in print anyway) niteflite01.
Usually so careful about hiding its identity and covering its tracks has lately been leaving a few crumbs of evidence.
Does it want to be unmasked?
Can it no longer take the pressure of being a self-proclaimed wanted prooner?
Enjoy your sleep. See you on Wednesday!
Usually so careful about hiding its identity and covering its tracks has lately been leaving a few crumbs of evidence.
Does it want to be unmasked?
Can it no longer take the pressure of being a self-proclaimed wanted prooner?
Enjoy your sleep. See you on Wednesday!
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I was in the northern part of MAN at the time
and it was rush hour in the morning.
It's strange because I used to be able to hear transmissions as clear as day but now I can hardly hear anything!!!! Never Mind.
and it was rush hour in the morning.
It's strange because I used to be able to hear transmissions as clear as day but now I can hardly hear anything!!!! Never Mind.
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Hmmmm very strange G-MANN.
As far as I know we've had no other problems with the APP frequency -was the frequency busy when you were calling?
The transmitter site hasn't changed and the Tx power certainly hasn't either. Maybe you should check your receiver / transceiver / antenna?
cossack -
Of course I can take the pressure....I was born to take the pressure
I could always be throwing in a few red herrings
What makes you think you'll be seeing me on Wednesday?
And I like the use of the word "it" - very apt - perhaps
[ 08 December 2001: Message edited by: niteflite01 ]
As far as I know we've had no other problems with the APP frequency -was the frequency busy when you were calling?
The transmitter site hasn't changed and the Tx power certainly hasn't either. Maybe you should check your receiver / transceiver / antenna?
cossack -
Of course I can take the pressure....I was born to take the pressure I could always be throwing in a few red herrings
What makes you think you'll be seeing me on Wednesday? And I like the use of the word "it" - very apt - perhaps
[ 08 December 2001: Message edited by: niteflite01 ]
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Why Wednesday? Just a hunch
I think G-MANN is a listener rather than a caller, but it still doesn't explain why he can't hear our dulcit tones anymore.
New baterries required maybe?
How are the other frequencies?
I think G-MANN is a listener rather than a caller, but it still doesn't explain why he can't hear our dulcit tones anymore.
New baterries required maybe?
How are the other frequencies?
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Everything has been fine as far as I'm aware with the Tx equipment as I've said - can hear APP fine here at home on my Transceiver and whip and I'm bloomin' miles away
G-MANN - try Tower or even one of the ATIS' and see if they're any better as they come, mainly , from the same transmitter sites.
I should remind you - from a professional viewpoint at this stage - that if you're not licenced to monitor airband transmissions, under the Wireless and Telegraphy act of 1949 you're actually breaking the law. A very silly law in my opinion but nonetheless.........as a professional, allegedy, I can't be seen to be condoning such actions
Did that sound convincing?
Cossack buddy - Another couple of clues for you there I'm intrigued as to why you think you'll see me on Wednesday - feel free to mail me privately if ya like.
Are you TRUCE-ing this week with "PB" by any chance?
Another clue for you in the timing of this post too - I'm still here
And so are you come to think of it
G-MANN - try Tower or even one of the ATIS' and see if they're any better as they come, mainly , from the same transmitter sites.
I should remind you - from a professional viewpoint at this stage - that if you're not licenced to monitor airband transmissions, under the Wireless and Telegraphy act of 1949 you're actually breaking the law. A very silly law in my opinion but nonetheless.........as a professional, allegedy, I can't be seen to be condoning such actions
Did that sound convincing?
Cossack buddy - Another couple of clues for you there
I'm intrigued as to why you think you'll see me on Wednesday - feel free to mail me privately if ya like.Are you TRUCE-ing this week with "PB" by any chance?
Another clue for you in the timing of this post too - I'm still here
And so are you come to think of it
