JUST heard people on my local repeater talking about this video. Cool.

@ALL_OUT_OF_BUBBLEGUM

Жыл бұрын

From how many far away? 🤔

Grown ups!!, good thing your not talking to the "HAMS" haha. I can say that I'm a happy ham. Keep those videos coming, I have learned more on this channel than I have from anyone else!!!

@ricdonato4328

15 күн бұрын

"...your not talking...", hum how do you know he owns a not.

Thank you, Randy. I started the process this evening and am already down to two quiet ones. Made a matrix and will be tracking for a week Thank you for explaining the interference potential, even with different CTCSS/DCS tones ... which every really "smart" person knows are not "private!"

Or you could ask them if they would like to join you on your repeater. The new users adding in money to keep it up could be a help. If that could be worked out it could be a Plus for both!

You’re a life saver Mr. Randy! Thanks

The new "Delta" repeater is sounding great! Loud and clear. Great work!

Have to say.... This man has brought many gmrs users to ham. He's got a good place in this world.

Well thank you, I am also in the process of doing the same, installing a repeater, just got my license and waiting for my kg935 radio you recommended ordered it yesterday. I will be doing the monitoring thing such as you said, I was going to anyways just because it just make sense. However I believe I am in a pretty good area with very little competitions when it comes to this repeater thing. I live in Maine, northern Maine. I did check the repeater site and there were none listed close, a few in the southern part of the state, and the nearest one is about 60 miles away. Now because of where I live I may only have 6 channels to use, because Canada uses two of the repeater channels we have and the FCC says we cannot use them if we are within a certain area. So I am just going to ignore those two channels right from the get go. I will also be doing more then one repeater as time goes on, Randy you have made me return to my earlier days when I use to do this with CB's not repeaters but the radio thing. Thankfully I have some experience with radios and repeaters I have setup and installed a few Municipal repeaters and repeaters for a company I use to work for, I am so looking forward to this. It's funny I didn't know how easy this could be and didn't know much about GMRS until coming across you videos, I have watched quite a few so far, all of the repeater ones anyways. Thanks for your help....

That's an interesting repeater issue. In your instance, would it not make sense for the weaker repeater to just use your repeater? They would achieve better range. Or, they could switch their repeater channel. In the 70s-80s-90s when cb was the thing, there was always a more powerful station near you that splashed across numbers channels that you were monitoring. We just changed channels. Eventually theyd go away. After all, they weren't transmitting 24/7. It was just a fact of operating a radio. You may not have liked it, but you learned to live with it.

Very informative presentation, thank you very much.

I am taking a moment while frying chicken wings to tell you how much I enjoy your channel! Bought a beofang from Amazon as many people do and made a conscious decision not to read the manual but watch a series of entertaining videos instead! Just for the record I live south of the border and asked a friend of mine ( who has installed/maintained repeaters for the local government and also owned a radio service/sales center )what is needed in Mexico for a ham radio license and he laughed so hard he may have pissed himself! Obviously the u.s. licensed operators take themselves a little to serious. Have only met one local with a license and he was a very strange individual. Guess some things don't change! Lol

@SocialistDistancing

2 жыл бұрын

That's very interesting regarding amateur license in Mexico. Mexico is part of ITU (international telecommunications union) area 2. Technically English and French are the only two languages to be used on amateur, but I've heard Brazilians talking and they aren't speaking French or English. It just supports what randy has been saying all along. Nothing is going to happen. Welcome to the world of twoway radio.

Where I reside on the North California coast there are no GMRS repeaters, only 2M band. Just took the Technician test and missed one of the 35 "dummy" multiple choice. I'll soon be licensed, so I can use them. This is what I see as the real advantage to being licensed, because a valid call sign is necessary to enter for repeater use. Thanks for being a pillar in your location. WRUK573

Once again, factual information. With good advise!!

Thanks great topic I learned something I’m done for the day

"harmony" with fluttering fingers...love it!

Randy, Progenitor of that BRE (Big Repeater Energy), great vid!

You are breathing my air. I was breathing it first 🥲

"Perfect", Explanation on how to resolve this issue. We here in Michigan, were dealing with interference from a neighboring repeater in Ohio, that was dominating enough, at times for several hours, to knockout our repeater all together. There was even a moment where 🤜🤛 it could've became ugly... The two administrators, realized it only occurred during certain atmospheric conditions, and made it known to both memberships to be mindful of operators on neighboring sites, that this type of interference may occur, and be courteous with the process. 🤞🤞, So far, So good... "Thanks", Randy! 👏👌👍

An old saying from the CB days. The strong survive, and the weak step aside.

@oldrango883

Жыл бұрын

Lol! Gotta get them feet real warm!

I don’t think the FCC expected the increased popularity of GMRS repeaters and thought it would be more simplex. At some point they’ll need to allocate more frequencies. WRNT247 in CT.

If you wire your audio-out from a scanner into a computer, you can set Audacity to "record when there is sound" which makes monitoring a frequency "continuously" easier. Set it up, let it record, come back in a day or so, look to see if anything broke the squelch.

We have a different problem here in San Diego. A pirate repeater has started in Tijuana talking trash about people north of the border. Mexico does not have GMRS and repeaters are illegal without a permit. Some local people have taken to jamming the repeater and it seems to be working but they start talking shit about the jammers.

thanks for the video. about gmrs repeater

My local radio club just set up a NEW GMRS repeater, open to all.

@MerchantsOfMisery

Жыл бұрын

That's the way it should be.

Your sarcasm Cracks me up.

That's why I sent the FCC an extra $50 and told them I wanted a private channel. That way I don't have to worry about people interfering with me or me interfering with them. The only problem is, the channel they assigned me is so private, none of my radios nor my repeater will work on it. Nobody is there to hear me or talk to me, either. 😮

@privacylock855

2 жыл бұрын

On FRS no one can hear you scream.

@royrobinson4636

2 жыл бұрын

LOL 😂

@thomasmoran9114

2 жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? You don't pay the FCC an "extra" $50 for a "private channel". Didn't you listen to the video about GMRS?

@MrJohnyRockin

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasmoran9114 True he paid to much it’s only 25 bux to get your own private channel what a chump! They should have given him two channels.

@cam_o_style91

2 жыл бұрын

@@WingWalker1 aka duplex lol

Love the vid, thanx!🇺🇸

We have some coordination in the Washington DC area but it's still up for grabs if you want to put up a repeater. There used to be one big boy repeater years ago but it's gone now so it's not the same.

@SkyCharter

11 ай бұрын

Do tell. I'm considering a new GMRS repeater a bit west of DC metro area, but would like to coordinate where possible.

Thank You!!

Tried to setup a repeater here in Austin, TX. Unfortunately no companies want to work with me so abandoned the project and we have no good local GMRS repeaters unfortunately. Wish u were here :)

@ParasitikOne

11 ай бұрын

Yeah ATX, CP, Leander, RR is pretty sparse area. From what a few people have told me there is one repeater in RR but they never get any connection to it when attempting to hit it. I haven’t tried yet because I’m waiting for my license

LOVE the finger language description!! reminds me of the gf explaining things. YOU! its yer fault i got my GMRS license! passed the test n everthin

I actually own all of the GMRS channels. But because I'm in a good mood, ya'll can use them anytime you want.

Yeah, in the ham world we are located near the boundary two repeater jurisdiction coordinators. So there is effectively no coordination because the two jurisdictions are autonomous. Oh, these coordinators are volunteers. The FCC doesn't get involved.

@phillipnelson6076

2 жыл бұрын

Some coordination committees coordinate with other coordinators when there is a repeater proposed in a boundary area. I've seen the minutes for my local committee where they send out coordination letters to avoid conflicts as long as a repeater owner goes through the process as well.

Go information. Thanks!

L.A. Ca . I listened to the heated arguments of this issue this past week and the interference on my Rugged Radio. Channel 22 , Repeater 22.

Crazy idea here but... If the other guys put up their repeater because they needed it, not just to have a repeater to play around with, and your newer more powerful repeater now covers their area... Why don't they just shut down their more limited system, switch to your tones, and go on about their business? Or they could keep theirs up, but still switch their radios to your tones. That way they would normally hit your repeater. If yours goes down, they could switch their tones easily, and fall back to using their repeater. Yes, they were there first but when something bigger/badder/better comes along...

Magically ‼this 💝😋

In my area I noticed many restraunts and stores use GMRS in my area a nation wide chicken restraunt uses channel 16

@gone2dmtns

2 жыл бұрын

They're probably using FRS. It can be annoying at times. If they would stay on channels 8 - 14 then they would be out of everybody's hair.

@billruttan117

2 жыл бұрын

@@gone2dmtns Yes, but it’s difficult to fry chicken with only 1/2 watt of power.

well said ! start out being the good neighbor goes a long way. I had my own frequency many years back for farm use. would never use 31Mhz today . now buy me that part of VHF low is empty ! no one wants it. GMRS is great just play nice !

I read in a thread, two people talking on GMRS when a voice came over and said This channel is a private repeater channel. You can be on it without permission. If course there were many pages of arguments.

@CzechSixTv

2 жыл бұрын

Many mistakenly use the term 'private repeater channel' when the correct terminology is just 'private repeater'. While no one can claim a channel for their own use, repeaters are private and transmitting through one requires permission.

We don't have poop in the Cookeville TN area. Woot!

👍👍👍 Thanks. ...Alan in 🇨🇱

Great explanation, Randy. Well done, sir. WRDN460

Another great video! Maybe you should have used some Spanish subtitles for the Amigos

@4000marcdman

Жыл бұрын

maybe you can do it for him?

Lee Lockwood owns most of ours in Houston.

We need more Repeaters down here on the coast in Texas.

@jeffrooke4723

2 жыл бұрын

What part of the Texas Coast?

Thanks Dad

Such a great informative video I been looking into setting up a repeater at my house to help cover another 100 miles since I live in tiny 1 mile town and are surrounded by 100s of miles of farm land and closest repeater is 98 miles away. thanks for info Randy 5:06 @NotaRubicon Productions

@strangerous1313

Ай бұрын

Try to get your antenna up as high as you can. Just the curvature of the Earth's surface will preclude signals to or from far away.

Thanks for all the info, I got my license due to your videos. quick question, is it worth making/buying a repeater so that when someone is outside of range of already set up repeaters they can have a temp. repeater in the area ( overlanding adventures for example ) and retrieve it after it is done being used? also you have so many radios in the back, I could see you making a Christmas tree of radios.

@royrobinson4636

2 жыл бұрын

Good question Caleb! I don't know the "Rules and Regulations" pertaining to a "Mobile" Repeater station? My goal is to operate and maintain a "stationary" 50-watt GMRS repeater station for the benefit of our remote/rural neighborhood. There are currently no active GMRS repeaters in our area or within range of a hand-held 5-watt radio. I'm at 3,500 ft and with a 30 ft tower antenna, I should be able to easily connect with the three of the closest repeater stations and any of my neighbors that have radios or want to borrow any of my spare radios. That could be a life-saver if or when things get really ugly!

@richardcarroll2605

2 жыл бұрын

@@royrobinson4636 when it gets ugly one of the first things to go is repeaters of any kind phones the inter web so simplex would be a good thing to practice. Try getting a message from coast to coast with grms without repeaters.

@andrewyoung-n8ary

2 жыл бұрын

There are portable 5-watt repeaters sold on eBay and Amazon for this exact purpose.

we had that problum here in minnesota the owner left are state so we took his repeter added three more repeters same pl tone working grate that's how you salve a problum on gmrs. wrxn 824 minneapolis

@strangerous1313

Ай бұрын

Translation to English: "We had that problem here in Minnesota. The owner (of a known repeater) left our area, so we appropriated that frequency, and added three more repeaters (utilizing the) same pl tone. (It's) working great. That's how you (we) solve a problem on GMRS." Of course, after translating and reading all that, it is plain to see that there never was a 'problem' to be solved. One the original repeater frequency was no being regularly used, this guy and his friends just filled the gap. EZPZ.

Seems like the fcc needs to add more gmrs repeaters pairs

So, the “Tough Taco” rule is in effect when it comes to repeater conflicts? Sounds good to me.

Quick question, would I be able “allowed” to build a duplex repeater on channel 15-22?

I live on the east coast, is or if I get my licence and have a repeater I'm sure it won't effect yours. Hopefully we can all get along. LOL

I love the posters on the wall but I cant tell if they are composite in the video or you print a poster on every video also I like the start up music

@spaghettibeans

2 жыл бұрын

It's a tv.

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

@@spaghettibeans No, it's not a TV. But thanks for trying.

In my world, the repeter owners would sit down over a coffee & hammer out the details of which tones and other issues that may come up & interfere with each other..But like I said that is just in my little world..BTW we have no repeters here where I live at in Mo, by the Mississippi River Lock & Dam #25. But this is good info anyway. Thanks for posting it up.

@CzechSixTv

2 жыл бұрын

The vast majority of GMRS repeater operators will work things out amicably if there's an issue. When I lived just outside NYC there were well over 8 repeaters. Several had overlapping coverage areas on the same frequencies and everyone involved did their best to make it work by self-coordinating CTSCC/DCS tones. There was still incidental interference between repeaters but it rarely caused any drama.

Is it possible to make the repeaters work in unison to extend coverage for both tones? What model repeaters are mentioned here?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

not easy with a GMRS repeater if you follow the FCC rules..On GMRS the only way would be to link them with an internet connection, which is also not easy. In either case, the owner of the other repeater has no interest in that.

I'm just new and just bought recently my new WOUXUN 905G. I'd like to ask if there's a way that 2-repeaters can work together like in a string connection so they can expand more coverage in the area? Thank you sir.

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

Yes there is a way and thats very common and easy with ham repeaters.. On GMRS it's not so easy because of the restrictions that the FCC has placed on GMRS usage. It can be done via the internet, but "real" connected repeaters are not really doable on GMRS.

@fjcoutdoors9661

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon Thank you sir

@witkr904

Жыл бұрын

In Wisconsin we are Internet linked to Chicago, northern and western Indiana on one repeater, other local is just local.

Saw your repeater show up on the weekly update yesterday. Congrats! Still happy with it?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

Covers almost 1,000 square miles of the Inland Empire! how can i not love it?!

Hi friend . I have an odd question for you . When I use chirp to program my radio for repeaters , what makes the software and the radio automatically know the frequency offset . Is it because everything else including the tone helps it determine the offset number . Love your channel , keep it up . Don .

@TheNotaRubicon

9 ай бұрын

When you use CHIRP to program a repeater, it does not know the offset unless you or someone else entered it into the radio or CHIRP first.

@djdonbentley2141

9 ай бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon idk how its knowing the offset, maybe its the mode of the repeater, followed by the tone . ive been programming them with chirp, but its been automatically offsetting the difference by itself , correctly . im using the newest chirp , logically, i agree with you , so its throwing me for a curve also. i checked the +5, -5 difference depending on the repeater, its filling the offset in correctly b itself .

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The first rule of Knife Fighting. There are no rules. Thanks for the Vid. I wondered what the rules were. and a Question: Why didn't you and you group be nice and change frequencies ?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

Our group has several hundred users and a network of 4 repeaters all using that frequency, covering a few thousand square miles.. Their group is 8 guys and the reaper covers a much smaller area.

@squallywally

2 жыл бұрын

Invite their group to join yours is also a good adult thing to do.

@ko4mkp

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon What was the end result working things out ? It seems the best solution is for the 8 guys to just use your repeater/s and shut theirs down ? Or did they change frequency to keep their 8 person group more private ? I know its not private but some people think it is. I think its best to not try to convince them otherwise. In my area we have two repeaters that require membership and a 45.00 fee for the year for a basic plan. Theirs are up on the highest mountain and have a large coverage area. There are a few others listed in mygmrs but I have never heard any traffic. They are on the other side of town and not on a higher elevation. I also wonder about the cost to have yours up on the mountain for tower space ? just curious. Thank you for your videos !!

I WISH there were local gmrs repeaters!

@4000marcdman

Жыл бұрын

You can be the person to make it happen. maybe 2000.00 or less in equipment.

@steveweisser333

Жыл бұрын

Where do you live?

I got the Retevis RT97; what can I do to increase the coverage range or power?

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

Bigger/Better antenna in a higher/better location.

Thank you so much Randy , i had a person tell me i could not use this one channel .he doesnt even have a repeater .i do i just bought it .i put alot of $ out for it .i want yo share it too . But this person doesnt like veterans so he was being a sad ham .your videis are so helpful .thanks

👍👍

I'm new to GMRS and I got my self a Wouxun KG-935g, and I dialed in on the busy Channel 16. Is it possible that someone can have a repeater on Channel 16?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

Not just possible, that's how it is. All GMRS repeaters share channels with regular Simplex channels 15-22.. you will hear them, but they wont hear you on those channels.

@chrisgeorgatos491

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon Thanks Randy!

what if the smaller repeater got a directional antenna and dialed in on the same tones as the bigger repeater. Oh the confusion this may cause. but would it work.

@seriouspipes

2 жыл бұрын

If the bigger repeater used directional antenna pointed away from the smaller that might work. But using same tone and potentially bringing up both repeaters sound like mayhem.

The FCC does not want to hear or be bothered with GMRS / FRS craploa ! So keeping that in mind do like Randy says and get along with your other users or just rent a boxing ring and duke it out until you have a winner.

@oldrango883

Жыл бұрын

But first, always get a bigger AMP! 😂

hey Randy, I am not sure how to connect to the repeater. I went on my local are GMRS found one notice that one here in SO CAL Input tone is 271DPL and OUTPUT IS 073DPL. Was trying to find it on the boofwang radio. Is there a difference between MHZ and DPL. I am sure Ill get a pin comment. lol Military guy here but was never COMMO just a door kicker

Do I have to get a separate GMRS license for the repeater and call sign?

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

No.

RPT 1-9 use GMRS 15-22 channels for TX ?

Just a solution I am a ham and also a GMRSer if that's a name for that lol we use channel 16 or the first repeater channel for emergency communications and we have a very big coverage area we did start to have issues with other repeaters in NJ and NY so what we did is join up and when they go over the air we let them go and we go over when needed so they can use ours and we use there's. But we take priority when any emergency communications is needed so it works out for us maybe that can be a way for other new owners. WRBQ216

I bet sad hams fingers get really itchy wanting to spam gmrs topic videos, but they know better around here. Very interesting video, and educational for me. Thanks 🙏🏼

Yep, 50 watts and a high gain antenna LMR400 and 50 more feet up should take care of it. lol

What is this repeater I hear that makes an announcement like every 5-10 minutes saying, "The LA Echo One Repeater System"? The time it uses is 3 hours, 8 minutes behind PDT. When it's 12:18 PM in Los Angeles, it would say the time is 9:10 AM, but that's Hawaii time. Btw, it's on Channel 30, 462.7250.

@TheNotaRubicon

9 ай бұрын

That is the LA Echo One repeater. The owner doesnt know how to set the clock on it.. Its a GMRS repeater like any other GMRS repeater.

@nats50

9 ай бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon Thanks.

@nats50

9 ай бұрын

@TheNotaRubicon BTW, must be a powerful setup cause I hear it even with my HT set to low using a 2-inch stubby and I'm surrounded by mountains and hills all around in Santa Clarita and inside my room!

@TheNotaRubicon

9 ай бұрын

@@nats50 I think it is on Mt. Wilson.. and just for clarification, setting your HT to low has zero affect on what you receive.

@nats50

9 ай бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon Gotcha.

I can repeaters be chain-linked frequency wise so that everybody wins?

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

Not without breaking FCC rules on GMRS repeater usage/configurations.

@seandadon4884

Жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon thanks Randy sometimes I think the FCC has gotten a lot of it backwards A lot of the “rules” should be about the user and not about the equipment!!!

What would happen if you just broadcasted on a frequency that isnt an official channel? Im turbo new to the radio world. It it against regulation? Would it even transmit?

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

Real "GMRS" radios can only transmit on the official GMRS channels.

@DaHoodedBandit

Жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon so if I had a baofeng and set it to a random 462x frequency it wouldn't work? Or only official channels are supposed to be used?

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

Not using official frequencies would make the FCC very sad.

@DaHoodedBandit

Жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon you are an absolute wealth of knowledge. I've been trying to learn a lot recently and get some hardware but it seems like 95% of the internet thinks that if you use a baofeng or don't have 900 licenses and treat this as serious as a job then you're worthless. I really appreciate not only your kindness to us newbies but also how you make everything retard proof. Keep up the good work.

What about the people requiring a fee to use there repeater, do they have more of a right to that frequency then someone who doesn’t pay?

@TheNotaRubicon

9 ай бұрын

Nope.

Is the repeater in your area a mosque.

@8:10...lolololol

I get confised when he said there are only 8 channels we can use in gsmr, and yet there are tons of frequencies. Can anyone clear this up for me? Im obviously just starting but i have looked and haven't figured it put yet.

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

In GMRS there are 22 regular/simplex channels and 8 repeater channels. It does not get any more clear than that.

@coreymacgregor176

Жыл бұрын

@TheNotaRubicon thanks for answering me. I do understand that part. However, you talk about the uv 5r a lot accessing some of those channels. I only see option for inputting 6 digit frequencies. Basically I'm just wondering can I access any of those 22 channels with the uv 5r(I actually have the gt 5r but I'm sure it's the same thing function wise).

Could you repeat that.. ser5er

your radio collection growing since first gmrs vid. more than my 11 handheld collection lol. soon you will run out of room. you will be buried under alot of radios. soon a radio notarunicon convention lol. tickets selling soon for that favorite viewer.

Shoot, once again I am expected to play nice.

The FCC should allow fights to the death over which person owns the GMRS channel.

@kontikinomads6750

2 жыл бұрын

Mutual combat is legal in texas it happens lol

@TNRonin

2 жыл бұрын

With star trek music in the background!

@SkyCharter

11 ай бұрын

Fight Club Commission.

So ham radio has repeater coordination and can share spectrum like adults and GMRS hasn't learned how to do this yet? If GMRS gets too popular, without coordination, it will start to sound like CB in the 1970s. Well not really, there's the capture effect of FM. That would still make it less useful. Maybe it won't get there any time too soon.

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

In southern California it's almost already like that..

I thought we only sharted on the sad hams.

I'm not up to speed on how repeaters work. Could the weaker repeater that you interfered with have changed their tone and joined your network? I get that it's a hassle for them to notify their users, but if they joined your network they could leverage your extended range right? The downside being that now they are on a more crowded network I guess? How do repeaters on the same channel work when their ranges overlap?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

They had no interested in cooperating with us or using our repeater. When repeaters on the same channel overlap, if someone is talking on each repeater at the same time there will be interference/noise - it usually makes the weaker repeater unusable.

C4 fixes all repeater conflicts.

@billkaldem5099

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

I'm trying. To remember my friend Peter. He passed in 2004. I can't remember his last name ..

@michellemetcalf3551

8 ай бұрын

He was a owner of gmrs. Downtown Melbourne fl

So if I win the lottery and put it ALL into buying the biggest, baddest, bestest repeaters and put them all over an area, I can take over those airwaves??? 🤩🤩

It would be nice if the FCC would allow the other 7 repeater pairs to be used, instead of as 14 simplex channels for frs.

I own them.

Ham has thousands of channels GMRS has 22 and only a few are repeater channels.

👍👍👍😎🇺🇸

What is a "Private" repeater? Why do you have to get permission to use a repeater?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

Because the owner of a private repeater has decided to keep it private and only allow people to use it with permission.

@kevinhawkins82

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon How do they "Keep It Private?" I thought all GMRS channels are open. Thanks for the videos!

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

all "GMRS channels" are open, but the use of privately owned repeaters is not. It is actually very difficult in practice to keep it private if someone does not follow the wishes of the owner, but most people do.

Is it true that FCC would step in and resolve the conflict?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

No.

Do you have all those radios behind you on a 15 amp circuit? lol I think a breaker tripping while you're recording would be funny and get you more downloads...

Gmrs is becoming like cb people running hundreds of watts now LOL