FRS Handies 500 mW (half a watt) are limited to, fixed antenna, 14 channel, and are not licensed. Good for these kids, if they are cheaper Handies are within one or two blocks. In addition, FRS handies an employee immediately establish a retail "big box" or in a warehouse would be a great way to connect with each other.
GMRS radio on to a higher range to reach production. GMRS 22 channels, but these are shared with 7 FRS, and the transmission, handie 500 MW will switch to. The remaining channels on the full power of your handie GRMS, which will be used with 1 watt to 5 watts, depending on the make and model are legal.
900 MHz 1 Watt Handies being made available now are produced, and no license is required. They have a similar frequency of cell phone technology called Hopping Spread spectrum use. But they do not use cell phone repeaters! They are strictly line site, FRS and GMRS same as the.
In the U.S. you need a license from the FCC in order to use a GMRS radio. You FCC website, fcc.gov can get these online. In Canada you have a license, however, production is limited to 2 watts instead of 5 watts is not needed.
In case you do not produce more than 5 watts, think again! Amateur (ham) radio Handies the vast majority also have produced a maximum of 5 watts. Anything more than this, and the battery will drain very fast during transmit.
FRS and GMRS UHF band radio all work. In particular, 462 MHz 467 MHz range of channels to set. All narrow band frequency modulation (NBFM) use.
GMRS FCC over the class referred to it by a national radio service was launched in the 1960s. This time, radio was very expensive for the average consumer and the band was mostly used by business and industry.
FRS 1996 by the FCC in a low-cost, low power, a required license as an alternative to pricier GMRS radio was built.
It is interesting to note that no one seems to build any longer FRS radio. FRS and GMRS handies only new combinations are being offered. FRS only used on handies eBay are available, however, sometimes appears as a NOS (new old stock).
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