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To: TEXOKIE

Also a thought to ponder. They could always use their code words and phrases in the open using voice and/or digital comms (think text msgs.) over the air on a seldom used frequency and no one would be the wiser even if overheard.

SS1


1,271 posted on 12/09/2018 9:44:19 PM PST by Spitzensparkin1 (Arrest and deport illegal aliens. Americans demand those jobs back! MAGA!)
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To: Spitzensparkin1

TEXOKIE wrote: “But is it true, not ever having “hammed” before, that they do not use names - like you sometimes hear CB guys use?”

SS1:
Yes, it is true because ALL Amateur radio license holders use their real names as shown on their license unless they choose to go by their nickname like Jim for James or Bob for Robert. etc.

“C.B.” attitudes, language and “handles”(fake names) have no place in the Amateur ranks.

SS1

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Also a thought to ponder. They could always use their code words and phrases in the open using voice and/or digital comms (think text msgs.) over the air on a seldom used frequency and no one would be the wiser even if overheard.

SS1

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texokie:
Thank you so much for the explanation on the distinction between ham and CB conventions.... and on the possible use of code words/messages


1,476 posted on 12/10/2018 8:58:53 AM PST by TEXOKIE
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