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Old August 21st 03, 04:08 AM
Manoj Nair
 
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Default GMRS 2 way radio without FCC license ????

Can you operate a GMRS radio without FCC license? A friend of mine is
doing it and I was surprised to know it. I always thought to
send/receive signals on GMRS frequencies requires some kind of unique
code being passed around.
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Old August 21st 03, 04:49 AM
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Yes...you need a license!



"Manoj Nair" wrote in message
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Can you operate a GMRS radio without FCC license? A friend of mine is
doing it and I was surprised to know it. I always thought to
send/receive signals on GMRS frequencies requires some kind of unique
code being passed around.



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Old August 21st 03, 11:14 PM
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"BigBill" wrote in message
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Pair of radioes, $49.95 License $75.00 yel right.


Thats what I thought when I bought mine, at Menards.


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Old August 22nd 03, 03:33 AM
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Regardless of who says what, the answer to your question is the same answer
to this question:
Can you drive a car in the United States without a license?

Of course you can; just don't get caught.


73 from Rochester, NY
Jim


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Can you operate a GMRS radio without FCC license? A friend of mine is
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send/receive signals on GMRS frequencies requires some kind of unique
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Old August 22nd 03, 04:17 AM
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"MnMikew" wrote in message
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"BigBill" wrote in message
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Pair of radioes, $49.95 License $75.00 yel

right.

Thats what I thought when I bought mine, at

Menards.

You quickly forgot that most other users of the
GMRS frequencies are
licensed and thus have paid their money. They may
not take kindly to unlicensed users showing up and
may go to some trouble to help the FCC track down
the unlicensed users. The repeaters you find on
GMRS are a pay to use service so if some
unlicensed yo-yo jammed it, on purpose or not,
people are going to come looking for sure. On UHF
its incredibly easy to direction find somebody
with nothing more than a hand-held transceiver and
a small directional antenna connected to it. So
don't be too surprised if you get asked to show
your license someday by a gentlemen in a suit who
is accompanied by a uniformed law enforcement
officer.

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KC8LDO

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"I am a
bomb
technician
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try to keep up "







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Old August 22nd 03, 04:43 PM
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You are full of **** on all accounts.
Like they will go looking for two kids talking on the
little walkie talkies. How will they know if the ones that are talking have
a license or not. Are you going to sit on your ass and type in all the call
letters and check it to see if they are good.
Send the Walkie Talkie police to all the National, state parks, Lakes,and
all the neighborhoods . This is a real bad thing.
O **** I scared.


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Old August 22nd 03, 06:27 PM
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"Leland C. Scott" wrote in message
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"MnMikew" wrote in message
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"BigBill" wrote in message
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Pair of radioes, $49.95 License $75.00 yel

right.

Thats what I thought when I bought mine, at

Menards.

You quickly forgot that most other users of the
GMRS frequencies are
licensed and thus have paid their money. They may
not take kindly to unlicensed users showing up and
may go to some trouble to help the FCC track down
the unlicensed users. The repeaters you find on
GMRS are a pay to use service so if some
unlicensed yo-yo jammed it, on purpose or not,
people are going to come looking for sure. On UHF
its incredibly easy to direction find somebody
with nothing more than a hand-held transceiver and
a small directional antenna connected to it. So
don't be too surprised if you get asked to show
your license someday by a gentlemen in a suit who
is accompanied by a uniformed law enforcement
officer.

--
Leland C. Scott
KC8LDO


Yeah right. I bet there are far more unlicensed users than licensed. Most
are two watts or less and dont have repeater functionallity. GMRS will
eventually go the way of FRS.




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Old August 22nd 03, 11:37 PM
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"BigBill" wrote in message
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You are full of **** on all accounts.


No.

Like they will go looking for two kids talking

on the
little walkie talkies.


No, but they will go after some dumb yo-yo who can
pay the $7500 fine to make an example out of them.
Make enough examples and the rest will get the
message.

How will they know if the ones that are talking

have
a license or not. Are you going to sit on your

ass and type in all the call
letters and check it to see if they are good.


It happens all the time. It won't be the first
time somebody has looked me up on the FCC ULS,
while talking to them on the air, and came back
asking me if I'm so-and-so from such-and-such
place. In fact it happened just a day or so ago
when I was talking to a station, on 2m sideband,
in Cleveland from Detroit during a tropo band
opening. Others have been caught bootlegging
red-handed on the Ham bands that way using BS
callsigns or "barrowed" callsigns. Its funny when
they can't seem to remember their address, or the
city they live in.

Send the Walkie Talkie police to all the

National, state parks, Lakes,and
all the neighborhoods . This is a real bad

thing.

It is.

O **** I scared.


So should your wallet.


--
Leland C. Scott
KC8LDO

ARRL Member
NCI Member

Charter member of the
Lawrence Technological University
Wireless Society W8LTU
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are controversial, but the manner in which
we communicate about them and the
elements of personal blame we
add to them in anger."


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Old August 23rd 03, 02:15 AM
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From: (Leland=A0C.=A0Scott)
"BigBill" wrote in message
news:H_p1b.225053$Ho3.29214@sccrnsc03... You are full of **** on all
accounts.
_
No.


Like they will go looking for two kids talking on the little walkie
talkies.

No, but they will go after some dumb yo-yo


who can pay the $7500 fine to make an


example out of them.



Source? Example? Anything that brought you to the conclusion that the
FCC actually has a person ascertain WHICH person can afford the fine
and who can't? And how is this accomplished? And how do you claim
knowledge of such a fantastic lie? How is this done, Lelnad? By
subpoena of his tax returns? LOL,,you;re talking through your ass again
and the way you wish/want/hallucinate/need things to be,,not
reality.,,,,the problem that plagues you,,,detached from reality.


Make enough examples and the rest will get


the message.





How many is "enough"? Hammies have been getting popped for years and
years for the same infractions,,,,,,,,,,,appears they didn't "get the
message" you claim, despite thousands upon thousands of hammies that
have been cited. You lose again, lelnad.

_
How will they know if the ones that are talking
have a license or not. Are you going to sit on your
ass and type in all the call
letters and check it to see if they are good.

It happens all the time. It won't be the first time
somebody has looked me up on the FCC


ULS, while talking to them on the air, and


came back asking me if I'm so-and-so from


such-and-such place. In fact it happened just


a day or so ago when I was talking to a


station, on 2m sideband, in Cleveland from


Detroit during a tropo band opening. Others


have been caught bootlegging red-handed on


the Ham bands that way using BS callsigns or


"barrowed" callsigns.



But of course, you again have no example, nor can you cite one. More
bull****.


Its funny when they can't


seem to remember their address, or the city


they live in.





Or the address they provided to the FCC.

_
Send the Walkie Talkie police to all the
National, state parks, Lakes,and
all the neighborhoods . This is a real bad thing.

It is.


O **** I scared.

So should your wallet.


Not everyone is as unfortunate as you and NO other hammie is as hung up
about cbers as you,,,,except Geogre and HH.

--


Leland C. Scott


KC8LDO


ARRL Member


NCI Member


Charter member of the


Lawrence Technological University


Wireless Society W8LTU


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