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APCO-25 & GMRS

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OK...It didn't read that way. Thanks for the clarification.
 

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APCO-25 & GMRS

I don't see anything apco 25 being part 95 certified


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As just stated, an APCO25-capable radio would have to be Part 95 certified, even if it was used in analog FM mode. That's not to say that those who ignore the Part 95 certification requirement don't do so, but it is technically prohibited to do so.
 

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OK...It didn't read that way. Thanks for the clarification.

Yeah, "APCO25 & GMRS" would lead one to believe this post is in reference to the use of digital... APCO25... which is digital, so we're talking APCO25 radio in analog mode on GMRS...pr... I'm confused.
 

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disregard the posting......basically it was to answer a question between myself and a group of local radio friends. The conversation between us, one of the guys had said that APCO-25 was allowed on GMRS and I didn't think it was.....so question answered and relayed to my group conversation. main point was if they were part 95 compliant or not....thanks for the input
 
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