I looked at the specifications for an old pair of Maxon GMRS 210+3
radios, and thats exactly what I want. Its programmable, has two sets
of commonly used frequencies and is pretty powerfull. Does anyone out
there make something like the 210+3? From Maxon or anybody else.
Thanks!

I did a Google search for "GMRS radios" and got over 45,000 hits.



Ed

Gee, did the FCC make a mistake in issuing my GMRS license for 50
watts? Not bloody likely.

You are correct. The information that I read was old. It used to be limited to
2 watts, apparently. 50 watts is the legal limit for GMRS.
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Gee, did the FCC make a mistake in issuing my GMRS license for 50
watts? Not bloody likely.

You are correct. The information that I read was old. It used to be limited to
2 watts, apparently. 50 watts is the legal limit for GMRS.
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GMRS used to have 2 different licenses-one with a max of 5 watts, and one
with a limit of 50 watts.

After I posted that message, I found that you can use 50 watts on some
frequencies. I know that on the frequencies that are shared with FRS, there's a
5 watt limit. On the other, exclusively GMRS frequencies, it's 50 watts. I've
applied for a GMRS license as this would probably be a good way to keep in
touch with my wife without having to bother with the cell phone. Now I've gotta
find a decent base or mobile unit.
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GMRS used to have 2 different licenses-one with a max of 5 watts, and one
with a limit of 50 watts.

After I posted that message, I found that you can use 50 watts on some
frequencies. I know that on the frequencies that are shared with FRS, there's a
5 watt limit. On the other, exclusively GMRS frequencies, it's 50 watts. I've
applied for a GMRS license as this would probably be a good way to keep in
touch with my wife without having to bother with the cell phone. Now I've gotta
find a decent base or mobile unit.
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
73! de Andy KC2SSB (ex: KF4KHC/HL9HCT)
Beachwood, NJ USA! Grid FM29vw
http://vhfradiobuff.tripod.com
Fight Spam! http://spamcop.net
National "Do Not Call" Registry: http://donotcall.gov