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July 26th 08, 08:29 PM
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why he need a repeater at his own home?
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July 26th 08, 10:06 PM
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why he need a repeater at his own home?
....Because that's where he could put it? Bet he isn't the only one
with a 'home' repeater. - 'Doc |
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July 26th 08, 11:40 PM
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why he need a repeater at his own home?
wrote in message ... ...Because that's where he could put it? Bet he isn't the only one with a 'home' repeater. - 'Doc I wouldn't think that homebuilding a repeater for GMRS service would be legal. Isn't GMRS a CB subdivision? All equipment must be type accepted, IIRC. Admittedly, this is well out of my area of expertise (cheesesteaks-eating, not making). Jack |
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