I've never seen any reference to a "type acceptance" applying to MURS. I
could be wrong however. So like you, I invite someone to refer us to such
guidelines, and information. It would be appreciated. I would think if you
had, say an older Motorola programmed, so you could only use the approved
MURS frequencies, at the approve output level, no one would put you in jail.

Bill Crocker


"Ronny Julian" wrote in message
...
MURS is such a free for all now anyway who would bother checking if no one
complains? For all this talk I have never seen anyone write up a list of
acceptable radios. If there is one please forward.

Me wrote:
In article ,
"Bill Crocker" wrote:


There are a lot of radios on eBay that can be used legally for MURS.
Some of the Motorola are higher wattage, but if you keep the switch on
2-watts, or less, they're legal.

Bill Crocker


Bzzzzt, Wrong, Would you like to try again for what is behind Door #3?

MURS requires Specific Type Acceptance for that Radio Service, and no
Higher Powered Radios with user switchable Power levels would pass Type
Acceptance for MURS Radio Service........


Me

My PC 10s have been working fine for 2 years now. I need to put PL
boards in them sometime so I'don't hear the KFC drive thru! They are
only 1 watt but cover the apartment complex just fine. The apartment
complex staff is even on 154.600 and they don't hear me at all with
their PL in place.

Waiting for a list to come up on here. I'm surprised the PRSG staff has
not weighed in on this and submitted a PDF of guidelines.



Bill Crocker wrote:
I've never seen any reference to a "type acceptance" applying to MURS. I
could be wrong however. So like you, I invite someone to refer us to such
guidelines, and information. It would be appreciated. I would think if you
had, say an older Motorola programmed, so you could only use the approved
MURS frequencies, at the approve output level, no one would put you in jail.

Bill Crocker


"Ronny Julian" wrote in message
...

MURS is such a free for all now anyway who would bother checking if no one
complains? For all this talk I have never seen anyone write up a list of
acceptable radios. If there is one please forward.

Me wrote:

In article ,
"Bill Crocker" wrote:



There are a lot of radios on eBay that can be used legally for MURS.
Some of the Motorola are higher wattage, but if you keep the switch on
2-watts, or less, they're legal.

Bill Crocker


Bzzzzt, Wrong, Would you like to try again for what is behind Door #3?

MURS requires Specific Type Acceptance for that Radio Service, and no
Higher Powered Radios with user switchable Power levels would pass Type
Acceptance for MURS Radio Service........


Me

"Bill Crocker" wrote in message
...
I've never seen any reference to a "type acceptance" applying to MURS. I
could be wrong however. So like you, I invite someone to refer us to such
guidelines, and information. It would be appreciated. I would think if
you
had, say an older Motorola programmed, so you could only use the approved
MURS frequencies, at the approve output level, no one would put you in
jail.

Bill Crocker


"Ronny Julian" wrote in message
...
MURS is such a free for all now anyway who would bother checking if no
one
complains? For all this talk I have never seen anyone write up a list
of
acceptable radios. If there is one please forward.

Me wrote:
In article ,
"Bill Crocker" wrote:


There are a lot of radios on eBay that can be used legally for MURS.
Some of the Motorola are higher wattage, but if you keep the switch on
2-watts, or less, they're legal.

Bill Crocker


Bzzzzt, Wrong, Would you like to try again for what is behind Door #3?

MURS requires Specific Type Acceptance for that Radio Service, and no
Higher Powered Radios with user switchable Power levels would pass Type
Acceptance for MURS Radio Service........


Me



You just can't use any commercial radio on MURS. Here are the rules.

http://www.provide.net/~prsg/murs_faq.htm

RadAct wrote:
"Bill Crocker" wrote in message
...

I've never seen any reference to a "type acceptance" applying to MURS. I
could be wrong however. So like you, I invite someone to refer us to such
guidelines, and information. It would be appreciated. I would think if

you

had, say an older Motorola programmed, so you could only use the approved
MURS frequencies, at the approve output level, no one would put you in

jail.

Bill Crocker


"Ronny Julian" wrote in message
...

MURS is such a free for all now anyway who would bother checking if no

one

complains? For all this talk I have never seen anyone write up a list

of

acceptable radios. If there is one please forward.

Me wrote:

In article ,
"Bill Crocker" wrote:



There are a lot of radios on eBay that can be used legally for MURS.
Some of the Motorola are higher wattage, but if you keep the switch on
2-watts, or less, they're legal.

Bill Crocker


Bzzzzt, Wrong, Would you like to try again for what is behind Door #3?

MURS requires Specific Type Acceptance for that Radio Service, and no
Higher Powered Radios with user switchable Power levels would pass Type
Acceptance for MURS Radio Service........


Me



You just can't use any commercial radio on MURS. Here are the rules.

http://www.provide.net/~prsg/murs_faq.htm


Not an FCC site. Show me the REAL rules.

"Ronny Julian" wrote in message
...
RadAct wrote:
"Bill Crocker" wrote in message
...

I've never seen any reference to a "type acceptance" applying to MURS.
I
could be wrong however. So like you, I invite someone to refer us to
such
guidelines, and information. It would be appreciated. I would think if

you

had, say an older Motorola programmed, so you could only use the
approved
MURS frequencies, at the approve output level, no one would put you in

jail.

Bill Crocker


"Ronny Julian" wrote in message
...

MURS is such a free for all now anyway who would bother checking if no

one

complains? For all this talk I have never seen anyone write up a list

of

acceptable radios. If there is one please forward.

Me wrote:

In article ,
"Bill Crocker" wrote:



There are a lot of radios on eBay that can be used legally for MURS.
Some of the Motorola are higher wattage, but if you keep the switch
on
2-watts, or less, they're legal.

Bill Crocker


Bzzzzt, Wrong, Would you like to try again for what is behind Door #3?

MURS requires Specific Type Acceptance for that Radio Service, and no
Higher Powered Radios with user switchable Power levels would pass
Type
Acceptance for MURS Radio Service........


Me



You just can't use any commercial radio on MURS. Here are the rules.

http://www.provide.net/~prsg/murs_faq.htm


Not an FCC site. Show me the REAL rules.

Try the FCC, duh.
http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/personal/murs/

Well thank you Mr Helper! No what I was asking earlier in the thread is
since everyone is so quick to point out the rules would you mind sharing
some model numbers of units that meet this type acceptance? No one has
steped up with this needed bit of knowledge. I do know (by service
monitor measurement) that the pair of Motorola PC-10s I have pass on
154.600 and 154.570. Since those are used in most of the fast food
places around I'd love to find a set that would be ok on the bottom 3 as
well.

Try the FCC, duh.
http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/personal/murs/

Ronny Julian wrote in news:cuKdnczJHLKrsRPeRVn-
:

Well thank you Mr Helper! No what I was asking earlier in the thread is
since everyone is so quick to point out the rules would you mind sharing
some model numbers of units that meet this type acceptance? No one has
steped up with this needed bit of knowledge. I do know (by service
monitor measurement) that the pair of Motorola PC-10s I have pass on
154.600 and 154.570. Since those are used in most of the fast food
places around I'd love to find a set that would be ok on the bottom 3 as
well.


Take the FCC ID and look them up your own damn self.
MURS type-acceptance would fall under Part 95 sub part E

https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/c...ericSearch.cfm