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April 21st 08, 11:15 AM
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build-it-yourself cb illegal?
I just came across a copy of the part 95 rules.
It is a FCC-approved CB radio that can operate on the "freeband" without any modifications at all. Even the part 95 rules say it's not a modification. Finally!!! A FCC-approved CB radio that can legally operate on both the 27 mhz CB band and the 10 meter ham band. Since there won't be any modifications made to it, I guess it might be time to go to Radio Shack. |
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April 21st 08, 03:44 PM
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build-it-yourself cb illegal?
wrote in message ... I just came across a copy of the part 95 rules. It is a FCC-approved CB radio that can operate on the "freeband" without any modifications at all. Even the part 95 rules say it's not a modification. Finally!!! A FCC-approved CB radio that can legally operate on both the 27 mhz CB band and the 10 meter ham band. Since there won't be any modifications made to it, I guess it might be time to go to Radio Shack. 10m - Providing you have a valid HAM License. |
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