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![]() Alex wrote: Hi Everyone, My brother recently purchased a Galaxy DX99V radio from a local pawn shop for $100, and just looking for a CB radio to take over the road we found this radio to be advertised as a 10m radio for ham operators (which I am licensed, he is not), but it also does 11m for CB. I'm still completely green with radios (been licensed for just 6 weeks now), but it's my understanding that such a radio would be illegal. If a device is type accepted for CB frequenies on 11m it would not legally be able to transmit on 10m ham frequencies. After reading some ads on this radio I'm seeing it advertised as a 10m amateur radio, but looking at it it's obviously geared for CB radio folks. I also can't see any sign that it's type accepted by the FCC. With all this I'm guessing it's an illegal radio, but just thought I'd ask if anyone can verify this. We did test it, and yes, it can transmit on the CB channels amoung others. Thanks -- Alex alex, it doesn't matter........the fcc don't really care. the robot voice is really cool on that radio. i bought a robot-echo mic for use on my 2 meter moon bounce and it sounds great! |
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