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GMRS Channel?
- Thread starter rogergill
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GMRS and FRS
General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) (United States) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) (United States)
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Gmrs and Frs.
rf_patriot200
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The last 3 are Not. The last 3 are Itinerant business frequencies.
Oh good catch... I matched the first four and sent it lol.
The last three are Part 90.35 Business Radio Service freqs. The 464.500 MHz freq is an itinerant freq limited to 35 watts and the 467.900 MHz and 467.925 MHz are not itinerant freqs but they do have operating conditions and limitations for their use and require a Radio Station Authorization and you must meet the eligibility, per FCC Section 90.35.
The first seven freqs are both FRS and GMRS freqs and they are by rule 462 MHz Interstitial Channels meaning in-between channels with the 462 MHZ Main GMRS channels. By rule the 462 MHz Interstitial channels have a 2 watt ERP power output rule for FRS operations, Part 95 Subpart B, and you do not need a license to operate under Part 95 Sub Part B. Per Part 95 Subpart E you are required to have a GMRS license and you can operate on the 462 MHz Interstitial channels up to 5 watts ERP.
The first seven freqs are both FRS and GMRS freqs and they are by rule 462 MHz Interstitial Channels meaning in-between channels with the 462 MHZ Main GMRS channels. By rule the 462 MHz Interstitial channels have a 2 watt ERP power output rule for FRS operations, Part 95 Subpart B, and you do not need a license to operate under Part 95 Sub Part B. Per Part 95 Subpart E you are required to have a GMRS license and you can operate on the 462 MHz Interstitial channels up to 5 watts ERP.
