Hi im new to this and im looking for someone in the gta that is able to program my stryker sr 955 hp 10 meter radio please contact me via email george.alsayegh92@hotmail.com
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1. What is the gta?
2. This is not a CB radio. It's a 10 Meter radio. If you're looking to convert it for CB use, there is nothing to program. There is a resistor you have to remove on the circuitboard. It's not something that can be done through programming.
2. This is not a CB radio. It's a 10 Meter radio. If you're looking to convert it for CB use, there is nothing to program. There is a resistor you have to remove on the circuitboard. It's not something that can be done through programming.
"Gta" is the Greater Toronto Area.
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Stryker SR-955 resources - Frequency Conversion - Alignment Procedure
FACTORY RESET, ALTERNATE MICROPHONES, WIRE MIC CABLE, SR-955HPC Owners Manual, SR-955 HPC Frequency Conversion, Alignment Procedure, Schematic, PCB Layout
Again are you talking CB frequencies which not legal as too much power. If amateur radio just give your call out on any frequency. On 10 meters 28.4 USB is calling frequency. But don't expect much activity.
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Starting on CB using an export rig really isn't a good idea. I'd suggest using a real CB radio for a while, figure out what you want to do, and then revisit this rig once you have some experience and expertise. As for 10 meter, unless you are licensed properly for that band, please stay off those frequencies.
The radio is sold as a ham (AKA amateur) radio. Out of the box, it only works on the amateur 10 meter band.
In order to legally use it, you require a federally issued ham radio license and a federally issued call sign. You have to write exams in order to obtain a ham license. Amateur Certification — Fact Sheet - Spectrum management and telecommunications
In Canada, CB radio is known officially as the General Radio Service (GRS). In order to use a CB in Canada, the radio you use must be approved by the government and bear a certification label stating so. RIC-18 — General Radio Service (GRS) - Spectrum management and telecommunications
These 10 meter import radios were designed to be easily modified so they can run (illegally) in the nearby CB band (11 meters). The Stryker is not an approved radio so it is illegal to use on the Citizen's Band.
In short, unless you have a ham license and a federally issued call sign, there is no way to use the radio legally. But it's up to you whether or not you use it. Be aware that you can have the radio seized and you can receive a fine if you're caught. (Chances of getting caught are slim.. But there is a chance).
In order to legally use it, you require a federally issued ham radio license and a federally issued call sign. You have to write exams in order to obtain a ham license. Amateur Certification — Fact Sheet - Spectrum management and telecommunications
In Canada, CB radio is known officially as the General Radio Service (GRS). In order to use a CB in Canada, the radio you use must be approved by the government and bear a certification label stating so. RIC-18 — General Radio Service (GRS) - Spectrum management and telecommunications
These 10 meter import radios were designed to be easily modified so they can run (illegally) in the nearby CB band (11 meters). The Stryker is not an approved radio so it is illegal to use on the Citizen's Band.
In short, unless you have a ham license and a federally issued call sign, there is no way to use the radio legally. But it's up to you whether or not you use it. Be aware that you can have the radio seized and you can receive a fine if you're caught. (Chances of getting caught are slim.. But there is a chance).
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