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WRTF739

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    WRTF739 reacted to WRQV528 in New Member Here   
    "Today, I will be farting into jars for *you*... my favorite viewer."
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    WRTF739 reacted to OffRoaderX in New Member Here   
    I just got an idea for a new video.
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    WRTF739 reacted to OffRoaderX in New to GRMS   
    They ^ are correct - and upon reflection I can see that I was not clear: You may speak in any language that you choose on GMRS, however the FCC says thou must sayeth your callsign in English or morse-code.
    My point was speak "normal language" as in, if someone comes in spouting alpha codes or other jargon, they will likely be laughed at.  and you dont want people laughing at you your first day on GMRS.
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    WRTF739 got a reaction from Mikeam in New to GRMS   
    Exactly I like the fact just plainly speak and not sound like on Adam 12. So far everything gmrs is thumbs up like see more repeaters in Orange County or open respecters in general. But I can see the problem just opening them up too for free use. A pretty pickle. 
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    WRTF739 reacted to Sshannon in New Member Here   
    Perfect!  I knew I subscribed for a reason. ?
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    WRTF739 got a reaction from gortex2 in New Member Here   
    Yeah i agree.... listened to hams for a gazillion years and always the same year after year they just move around to the different repeaters. The extra knowledge to me doesn't seem as special as full time hams make it out too be. First year solders know just as much as a tech or general in the basic radio stuff they get and well its just not that special and they come of as haughty and self righteous. Course all that than non sense is to be ignored is true but i think intelligently correcting might go further I think many years of doing nothing but ignoring empowers it but that's just my opinion...
     
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    WRTF739 reacted to TNRonin in New Member Here   
    He's speaking the truth, and being a veteran myself I understand and respect his plain speaking. I'm a ham myself, and came to GMRS because of the sad hams.

    Sent from my SM-T860 using Tapatalk

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    WRTF739 reacted to TNRonin in New Member Here   
    I'm new to this board myself, and welcome. Lots to learn, and good teachers to boot on the board.

    Sent from my SM-T860 using Tapatalk

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    WRTF739 reacted to WRPC505 in New Member Here   
    Welcome to GMRS; I think you'll like what it will do for you. I'm a long-time ham myself and I've seen what you've seen; I simply decided to ignore it all and just did what I wanted to do.
    Anyway, you'll find some good people here that will be happy to help you out if you have any questions. I'm still somewhat new myself, and I always defer to those who definitely have more experience.
    Looking forward to seeing you on the threads!
    Warren, WRPC505 / WQ1C
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    WRTF739 reacted to Mikeam in New Member Here   
    Welcome to this site, there is a lot of good information here and people willing to help. I am a novice my self and many have given me solid advice (not my preferred brand is better than the other brands) that has made the GMRS useful to me as a hobby. Enjoy!
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    WRTF739 got a reaction from TNRonin in New Member Here   
    Checking in.... would like to get the whole Veteran Crew in on this a lot of Veterans are kind of put off by the recent moron tirades and the structure of ham radio today. I think the would be a great alternative and cure some of the boredom and help network shut-ins and give some alternative to networking with the crew. And then there is the testing of the tech lic well it really didn't hold any interest for me to read up on be honest kinda some boring reading.
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