My error. I meant to check out Yahoo group (sheesh, I can't tell the
difference between Google and Yahoo?) MURS_OPEN.

Thanks,
Jim

"Jim Hampton" wrote in message
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If you want a license free handheld, you will be much better served with
either a MURS unit or (in a city) perhaps an FRS unit. MURS offers much
higher power (2 watts) than FRS and the antennas of either MURS or FRS are
*far* more efficient than a handheld 27 MHz unit. Check out google group
MURS_OPEN and ask them.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim


"andrei" wrote in message
om...
Hi,

I am looking to be a handheld CB radio for use in emergency situations
in the United States (such as hurricane evacuations). I would need
something rugged, rain-proof (or better, really water-resistant or
water-proof), with the main set of channels (including the channels
monitored by the police). While I absolutely need a handheld battery
operated model, it would be best if I could also plug it in my car
lighter and snap an antenna on the roof if I am in a car.

Since I have a separate weather-radio I do not need the CB to include
this option.

Can you point me to a good model?

Thanks!

Andrei


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"Jim Hampton" wrote:
My error. I meant to check out Yahoo group (sheesh, I can't tell the
difference between Google and Yahoo?) MURS_OPEN.

Too much RF. Please resume using the led.

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