FCC rules on FRS and GMRS say “No unmodified radios” (sigh) , and also say only an approved radio can be used… which annoys me, since if I were to freeband my Ham HT and set it for low power (both software changes), I could emulate FRS and GMRS except for the “no mods/app...
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“FRS, GMRS and MURS radios are useful as well, but as already noted, are better in open-country envirnoments than in urban settings; don’t believe the manufacturer’s “35 miles” claims, however- about 5 to 6 miles, tops, under typical conditions, and often less.” -MSB Reader Not...
FRS unit. A transceiver for use in the FRS. FRS radios are by definition hand-held, with fixed antennas. OffRoaderX 1 Quote kirk5056 Members 61 Posted March 25, 2022 Once upon a time--someone made a FRS radio with the actual radio inside the softball sized mag mount antenna an...
New longer range FRS/GMRS radios.(Mobile Electronics)Gilroy, Amy
I recently got into GMRS so I can get the family on the air and these GMRS pro radios are great for the riding ATVs and motorcycles. We have three of the Pro radios, PTTs, and Bluetooth headsets installed in our helmets. And a mobile radio “base station” at the house. Allows us...
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is not a ham but totally gets it when it comes to having radios to stay in touch. She has told me that she specifically DOES NOT want to use an FRS bubble pack radio. She much prefers using the DTR radios and wants to use only the good stuff (LOL) when we chitchat on the radio...
So, as AdmiralCochrane pointed out on another thread... there isn't a main thread where the pros/cons of brand, non CCR, name radios are explained, so beginners don't fall on the Cheap China Radios trap... thinking they are getting a killer deal, when th