Why not give them a little publicity? Start spreading their call
letters around, e-mail them to the FCC and to the ARRL people
who are watch the government regulators. The ARRL ought
to be able to get some thing done via the FCC. These guys
should be pursued and sent letters by the FCC with cautions
and suitable threats; then if they don't change their ways,
the FCC can do their usual Notification of Action, license and
operating privilege cancellation. Why let it go on and on?
73, Jim, AH6NB
PS: If the FCC isn't monitoring anymore, suggest you make
audio recordings of what is going on, being sure to get the
names they call one another by on "their" frequency, if
possible, as I suppose they don't bother to use their
call signs, or do they*. Send the recordings along with
the log data of date, time, freq, etc to the ARRL, and
maybe even to Congressmen who are friendly to
amateur radio, the ARRL can give you names.
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