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October 12th 05, 05:04 PM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
There was a discussion in June in which this was said:
--------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! |
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October 12th 05, 10:52 PM
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"Matt" wrote in message ... There was a discussion in June in which this was said: --------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! It's NOT. Dan/W4NTI |
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October 12th 05, 11:09 PM
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Matt wrote: There was a discussion in June in which this was said: --------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! It is not. I have a feeling many people consider GMRS a second-class service. In my area, in Ohio, there is talk of linking a GMRS repeater to a 2 meter system. These folks will be reported the the FCC for appropriate enforcement action, if and when it happens. http://www.popularwireless.com/pra.html |
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October 16th 05, 11:47 PM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
Matt wrote: There was a discussion in June in which this was said: --------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! it would be legal to set up the hardware ale to cross link to put it on the air for test by persons holding license in both services, and to place it in use in emergency condictions |
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October 17th 05, 01:34 AM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
"Matt" wrote How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! It is not legal under any circumstance. §97.113(e) specifically prohibits it with no loopholes. 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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October 17th 05, 08:58 PM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
an old friend wrote:
Matt wrote: There was a discussion in June in which this was said: --------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! it would be legal to set up the hardware ale to cross link to put it on the air for test by persons holding license in both services, and to place it in use in emergency condictions Really? What happens when GMRS user is talking on the ham frequencies, but doesn't have a HAM call sign? |
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October 17th 05, 09:30 PM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
Matt wrote: an old friend wrote: Matt wrote: There was a discussion in June in which this was said: --------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! it would be legal to set up the hardware ale to cross link to put it on the air for test by persons holding license in both services, and to place it in use in emergency condictions Really? What happens when GMRS user is talking on the ham frequencies, but doesn't have a HAM call sign? when? during a test it would be improper. during an emergency it doesn't matter as part 97 allows any use of the bands in an emergency. if the linkage were under the control of a ham then depnding on the setup 3rd party rules would apply |
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October 17th 05, 09:51 PM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
Cmd Buzz Corey wrote: Matt wrote: an old friend wrote: Matt wrote: There was a discussion in June in which this was said: --------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! it would be legal to set up the hardware ale to cross link to put it on the air for test by persons holding license in both services, and to place it in use in emergency condictions Really? What happens when GMRS user is talking on the ham frequencies, but doesn't have a HAM call sign? the_old_idiot Markey, doesn't know the rules. yes Comander I do better than it seems |
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October 17th 05, 10:49 PM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
Matt wrote:
an old friend wrote: Matt wrote: There was a discussion in June in which this was said: --------------------- There was an earlier discussion here about how several places in the U.S. now have cross-linked amateur radio, GMRS, business, and even CB repeaters. I have monitored a few of these set ups in larger cities. Even heard one cross-linked ham-GMRS repeater out in the boonies of Texas, think they were cattle ranchers. 73, Lloyd -------------------- How exactly is it legal to cross-link ham and GMRS?!?! it would be legal to set up the hardware ale to cross link to put it on the air for test by persons holding license in both services, and to place it in use in emergency condictions Really? What happens when GMRS user is talking on the ham frequencies, but doesn't have a HAM call sign? the_old_idiot Markey, doesn't know the rules. |
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#10
October 17th 05, 11:18 PM
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Cross-Linked Repeaters?
"an old friend" wrote during an emergency it doesn't matter as part 97 allows any use of the bands in an emergency. A common but erroneous misconception. While subpart E, article §97.401(a) allows licensed AMATEURS to use any available frequency during an emergency, it is NOT reciprocal to other services and it does NOT allow GMRS (or anyone else) the use of the ham bands. if the linkage were under the control of a ham then depnding on the setup 3rd party rules would apply "Third party" rules do NOT apply to the situation, because this is not third-party traffic as defined in Subpart A, article §97.7(a)(46) but rather it is retransmitting signals from another radio service which is specifically forbidden in Subpart B, article §97.113(e). Beep beep de Hans, K0HB |
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