[BC] Zip for safety
Xmitters at aol.com
Xmitters at aol.com
Fri May 2 14:35:57 CDT 2008
In a message dated 5/2/08 12:50:39 PM Central Daylight Time,
> >There is no reason that the station owner should take a technical test.
> >That's almost like saying that the FCC should require that I zip up my
> pants.
>
> You might want to rethink this analogy. There's a fashion trend that
> requires going "commando." No underwear. Walking unzipped will
> involve you with a number of government agencies. The FCC will be the
> least of your problems.
>
> I'm told that, in some states, my own included, getting convicted of
> what I'd consider a minor offense can require you to register as a
> sex offender. This could have a major impact on where you can live
> and what routes you have to take to avoid schools. My little town is
> dominated by a very old prep school in addition to the regular town
> schools. There's nowhere you can go and be more than 500 ft. from a school.
>
> Zip up for safety's sake.
Rich:
I had not considered those points before:-)
Guess I should also keep that in mind when mother nature calls wile I'm at
the transmitter site - no toilet facilities there except for the
nearest tree :-)
The sex offender thing is scary. I wonder if this consequence is truly what
the authors of that rule truly intended.
Even though I've just returned from lunch, thank you for that low-cal food
for thought
:-D
Jeff Glass, BSEE CSRE
Chief Engineer
WNIU WNIJ
Northern Illinois University
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