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New Lower Fee's For GMRS

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The FCC announced the effective date of the new application fees. The new $35 GMRS and Amateur license application fees go into effect April...

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GMRS & Ham Radio

 The GMRS has eight frequency pairs designated for GMRS repeater use, with the input and output frequencies separated by exactly 5 MHz, as listed in Table 1. We can conveniently use the kilohertz values of each pair as “channel designators” (e.g., “channel 550,” “channel 575,” and so forth). Check out more below !

Lets Look Further Into GMRS

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Working Together With Amateur Radio Service

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Working Together With Amateur Radio Service

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The GMRS has eight frequency pairs designated for GMRS repeater use, with the input and output frequencies separated by exactly 5 MHz, as ...

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Its All About Communications

Working Together

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Its All About Communications

GMRS & HAM RADIO WORK TOGETHER    Amateur Radio is a great hobby, with many modes of operation, and during a emergency Ham Radio Is there, b...

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Working Together

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    Emergency Traffic Users Guide GMRS GSM

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    Emergency Traffic Users Guide GMRS GSM

     Smokey Mountain GMRS User’s guide to Emergency Radio Traffic In the event that any station announces an emergency or priority traffic on th...

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