ind224
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Saw one of those President AM FM radios in the box today. Noted there was nothing on the outside indicating FCC type acceptance but glaringly bold was 50w PEP being touted. Do either of these fly? I don't remember which model.
FM has been available for years and years. Good luck finding someone using it.
No, FM was never in the US on the CB band. That's why CB radios sold in the US never had it. Only export radios and some 10-12 meter radios had/have it. Now that it's legal, some CB radios sold in the US will have FM.But was it legal in the US on the CB band?
Saw one of those President AM FM radios in the box today. Noted there was nothing on the outside indicating FCC type acceptance but glaringly bold was 50w PEP being touted. Do either of these fly? I don't remember which model.
from the SDS manual and same for the x36 manual.
Configurable Band Defaults – Allows you to set the step (5, 6.25, 7.5, 8.33, 10, 12.5,15, 20, 25, 50 or 100 kHz)
and modulation (AM, FM, NFM, WFM, or FMB) for 31 different bands.
The power rules have not changed. 4W AM/FM, 12W SSB.
— If CB worked well at 4W no one would upgrade from there. Get a clue.
Saw one of those President AM FM radios in the box today. Noted there was nothing on the outside indicating FCC type acceptance but glaringly bold was 50w PEP being touted. Do either of these fly? I don't remember which model.
Neither have the speed limits on roads and it’s doubtful you pay them much attention. Or texting while underway. Tailgating, etc.
So far as harm is concerned, let us know the year in which you adamantly followed every road safety law after research, interpretation and practice.
— If CB worked well at 4W no one would upgrade from there. Get a clue.
Huh???? The OP asked if the 50W radio was legal. I answered his question. You don't need to post your nonsense again about speed limits and texting. Trust me...nobody cares. The OP asked a legitimate question and I answered it.
Personally, I could care less if people violate the law on CB. It is a desolate wasteland. You do you.