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May 15th 06, 02:39 AM
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bands to transmit
I have a new HT Vx7R and I can only transmit voice message in a few
band width. For example, between 50.000 and 54.000 MHz, between 144.00 and 148.000 MHz, between 220.00 and 226.000...I would like to know if it is really this way and what are the bands of frequency that I can transmit. Roberto |
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May 15th 06, 04:10 AM
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"Roberto" wrote ...
I have a new HT Vx7R and I can only transmit voice message in a few band width. For example, between 50.000 and 54.000 MHz, between 144.00 and 148.000 MHz, between 220.00 and 226.000...I would like to know if it is really this way and what are the bands of frequency that I can transmit. Where do you live? Do you have an amateur radio ("ham") license? |
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May 15th 06, 04:16 AM
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Brazil
No license. |
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#4
May 15th 06, 04:25 AM
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"Roberto" wrote ...
Brazil No license. The frequency bands you mentioned are reserved for use by licenced radio amateurs in virtually every country on this planet (Earth). It is almost certainly illegal for you to transmit on any of those frequencies in your country. Get a ham licence and learn what you are doing. |
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#5
May 15th 06, 01:31 PM
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What would be the "legal" frequencies?
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#6
May 15th 06, 02:16 PM
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none without being licensed
"Roberto" wrote in message oups.com... What would be the "legal" frequencies? |
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#7
May 15th 06, 02:35 PM
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"Roberto" wrote...
What would be the "legal" frequencies? None of the frequencies on that HT are legal to transmit without a proper license. |
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#8
May 15th 06, 01:31 PM
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What would be the "legal" frequencies?
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#9
May 28th 06, 08:41 PM
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In article .com,
(known to some as Roberto) scribed... What would be the "legal" frequencies? Read the previous replies to your question. The answer, again, is that NONE of them are "legal" for you to transmit on as long as you do not have your amateur radio license. GET YOUR LICENSE. Learn what the heck you're doing. You're asking for big trouble from your local federales otherwise. -- Dr. Anton T. Squeegee, Director, Dutch Surrealist Plumbing Institute (Known to some as Bruce Lane, KC7GR) http://www.bluefeathertech.com -- kyrrin a/t bluefeathertech d-o=t calm "Salvadore Dali's computer has surreal ports..." |
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