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Mediaguy500 wrote: to whoever said that I need a liscence to operate on GMRS and MURS, I never said that I was going to operate on GMRS without a liscence. I know it requires one. What I said was that those particular hams can't ddo anything about me operating there. because they don't have any control over the liscening for that. The FCC does, as far as I remember. Therefore, those hams can't abuse the liscening for that like they did at the ham radio liscening exam. I always try to stay legal. If I plan on using GMRS, I will get a GMRS liscence, and follow the GMRS rules. The MURS frequencies do not require a liscence. At least not the last time I checked a few months ago. But I'll take another look at them to see if something's changed in these past 3 months regarding them. Not so far as I know. I have a GMRS license, but MURS and FMRS (if they aren't indeed the same thing) don't require one, unless that has just changed recently. GMRS license is $75 for 5 years, or was as of January, 2003, anyway. Tony (WPWP365) |
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GMRS license is $75 for 5 years, or was as of January, 2003, anyway.
Wish you could pay $75 just for a HF Extra class Ham ticket!!!!! Screw the code requirement!!!!! Lloyd Davies - Time Lord and Talk show host "On the Domestic Front" http://groups.yahoo.com/group/domesticfront/ |
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