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I don't really know these radios at all, but I just want one that I can boost to the point that the radio waves will warm up my burrito when I transmit and wave the antenna back and forth across my lunch.
I don't really know these radios at all, but I just want one that I can boost to the point that the radio waves will warm up my burrito when I transmit and wave the antenna back and forth across my lunch.
This ought to do, then: https://www.ebay.com/c/14007794779
100 watts of UHF? No thanks! I don't want to be anywhere near the antenna for that radio when it transmits.
Now, I just need LagunaH1 to teach me how to use GMRS.
The Btech shown is 90 or 95 legal, so it reduces power on FRS. The baofeng are the non legal variety.
Based on that video, the Btech seems the way to go. The midland vehicle mount gmrs radios do not transmit on FRS. Midland vehicle mount radios receive FRS only and receive and transmit GMRS.
GMRS requires a license, technically.
I[OIIIIIIIO]I;241817 said:Even though it's only $70 for 10 years what is the point of having the licence? Seems like a money grab to me, what am I missing? Didn't CB used to require a licence too?
I have had my GMRS for a few months and as little as I actually use them I don't really see the need to get a license. I understand why someone would need a Ham licence but don't see the reasoning for these they aren't that powerful.