Works as it should

[A. non Eyemouse]

I understand this is the current vernacular to use when advertising a
piece of amateur radio equipment that has been wide-banded and is in
good working order.

[mm0fmf]

Post by A. non Eyemouse
I understand this is the current vernacular to use when advertising a
piece of amateur radio equipment that has been wide-banded and is in
good working order.

Can you cite an example? Is this the same as an eBay advert showing a
picture of a high end transceiver tuned to 27.555?

[A. non Eyemouse]

Post by A. non Eyemouse
I understand this is the current vernacular to use when advertising a
piece of amateur radio equipment that has been wide-banded and is in
good working order.

but it shouldn't be TXing on 11m

You know that, I know that - but we aren't the target marks.

No, they all begin with an M.

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

Post by A. non Eyemouse

Post by A. non Eyemouse
I understand this is the current vernacular to use when advertising
a piece of amateur radio equipment that has been wide-banded and is
in good working order.

but it shouldn't be TXing on 11m

You know that, I know that - but we aren't the target marks.

No, they all begin with an M.

if its not a G it's CB

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

Post by A. non Eyemouse
I understand this is the current vernacular to use when advertising a
piece of amateur radio equipment that has been wide-banded and is in
good working order.

but it shouldn't be TXing on 11m

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

Post by A. non Eyemouse
I understand this is the current vernacular to use when advertising a
piece of amateur radio equipment that has been wide-banded and is in
good working order.

but it shouldn't be TXing on 11m

You know that, I know that - but we aren't the target marks.

you shouldn't sell to 11m pirates