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.

license

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.

license

you are correct. I have seen it officially spelled other ways also, but those
were probably also misspellings like I made. After I read your post, I took
out my driver's license, and it was spelled exactly as you said.

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)

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/

The MURS frequencies do not require a liscence.

No, they don't. If you are a Ham, most HT's will work on the MURS freqs.


Lloyd Davies - Time Lord and Talk show host
"On the Domestic Front"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/domesticfront/

Lloyd Davies - The Time Lord ) writes:
The MURS frequencies do not require a liscence.

No, they don't. If you are a Ham, most HT's will work on the MURS freqs.

And then you're breaking the law.

Ham equipment is not type approved (or whatever it's called nowadays)
so it is not legal for use in anything but ham use. Move it out of
band, and it's illegal.

The fact that MURS does not require a license is irrelevant. You still
must follow the rules, and the rules require type approved equipment.

Michael

Michael Black wrote:
Lloyd Davies - The Time Lord ) writes:

The MURS frequencies do not require a liscence.

No, they don't. If you are a Ham, most HT's will work on the MURS freqs.


And then you're breaking the law.

Ham equipment is not type approved (or whatever it's called nowadays)
so it is not legal for use in anything but ham use. Move it out of
band, and it's illegal.

The fact that MURS does not require a license is irrelevant. You still
must follow the rules, and the rules require type approved equipment.

Michael

Let me guess, you all are not satisfied with the current selection of
MURS equipment out there. Well you have to remember that MURS is still
in its infancy and more stuff should surface as MURS matures. FRS was
the same way when it came to being, very little selection of equipment
when the service was introduced but look at all we have now.

Ham equipment is not type approved (or whatever it's called nowadays)
so it is not legal for use in anything but ham use. Move it out of
band, and it's illegal.

That is only done so the big folks can make money!


Lloyd Davies - Time Lord and Talk show host
"On the Domestic Front"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/domesticfront/

Lloyd Davies - The Time Lord wrote:
Ham equipment is not type approved (or whatever it's called nowadays)
so it is not legal for use in anything but ham use. Move it out of
band, and it's illegal.


That is only done so the big folks can make money!


Lloyd Davies - Time Lord and Talk show host
"On the Domestic Front"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/domesticfront/

What big folks might we be talking about? The fed maybe?