Using other freqs to communicate between planes or ground?

I could give a rat's ass less what is true outside the USA. I'm trying to make
measurements inside the USA. Observe our rules in the USA or not, your choice,
but don't regard the rules and I'll fry your ass.

Got it?

Jim



"Capt.Doug"
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

-"Jim Weir" wrote in message Sorry, you pushed a hot button. 123.4,
-123.45, and a few others are flight test frequencies (47CFR89 sub J) and
-are ONLY available to aircraft manufacturers and aviation equipment
-manufacturers.
-
-Please allow me to qualify your statement by pointing out that this is not
-true in much of the world.
-
-D.
-

Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
http://www.rst-engr.com

Geez! Why'd you have to come across like that?
Seems the guy is making a clairification on some
non-US" issues and you have to get not only defensive, but
substanitally rude.

I think many appreciate that clrification - which contained no threats
nor direct attack, and you got all "ship yo a$$" like.
Gee - thanks for being so contructive!

Got it?

"Jim Weir" wrote in message I'll fry your ass. Got it?

And all this time I thought you were a gentleman. Take your arrogant
attitude and shove it right up your ass. If I pushed your "hot button", too
****ing bad. The US is not the whole world. I'll start using 'your' test
frequency from now on just to be spiteful. You are a civilian- how about
acting like one?

D.