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FCC Finalizes Changes to Part 95 Rules

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gmclam said:
The move will allow the FM band to be used as an optional modulation scheme on the CB radio service; also will allow automatic data transmissions on GMRS and FRS
FCC Finalizes Changes to Part 95 Rules - Radio World
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Discussed and order posted last week when it came out.

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How does GMRS do over hills compared to CB ? I realize the power levels for GMRS are potentially higher. One of the reasons I use CB for non Ham radio work over GMRS is the fact that 11 meter simplex can cut through trees and obstacles very well, and 70cm doesn't. I live in woody hills, and...
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