Jerry Stuckle wrote:

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Obviously you can't read what I said. Once again - I wasn't talking
about what YOU said (I really couldn't care less). I was replying to
what the OP said.

But you are really hooked on you being right, aren't you? Me, I'd
rather give the OP answers which are legal where HE is. Which once
again, we don't know because he hasn't said.

Just because YOU are in the United States (or Canada) does NOT mean the
rest of the world is. This is a typical US-centric attitude I have seen
over and over again. There are other countries, you know. And some of
them even use radios.

Here is the orginal question:

"Other than the obvious features like the remote mic unit, what should I
look for in getting a quality unit that will work the best without
breaking the bank."

FYI a feature is something like how many memories, are the backlights
dimmable, or does it have a built in AC power supply.

Nothing in that question has any relevance to what country the asker is
in.

You ignored the only question he had and went off on a net cop tangent
about legalities and needing to know what country he is in. To be
complete in that line of thinking you also need to know of which country
he is a citizen as any good net cop should know most countries do not
issue radio licenses to foreigner.

As for me, I just like having fun poking at net cops that get their
panties in a wad and go of on irrelevant tangets when someone asks
a rather simple question.







--
Jim Pennino