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Hi Gonzo ,
That is what I would do. I have read the related laws. I know some people will say you will be breaking the law because of FCC type acceptance. Ace - WH2T wrote in message oups.com... Thanks for the answers. Now I start to see what should I do, but still would like to check with you if this is OK. According to the manual, if I switch to low output power mode (it has two modes) the maximum output power is 0.5 watt. This should mean, according to my understanding, that if I use it only in low- power mode and only on the FRS channels I should be fine. So, I plan instead of returning the radios to the shop, to go on using them with those limitations. I still prefer to have the high power option, in case of real emergency, that's why I prefer not to switch to FRS-only radio. Also, I would like to start listening from time to time on the GMRS channels (no transmitting), just to see how are the things there and decide if I would like to get GMRS license or not (I probably would). Is this OK? Thanks, - Gonzo |
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