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General Programming VHF - VX-354/350

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Hello RR community.

First time poster here. (wasn't 100% sure which forum to post this in, so if it belongs somewhere else, please let me know)

I have 5 Vertex VX-354's (VHF) that I am programming for use as race car radios. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on the channel separations, freqs to stay away from, etc... I have CE86 software, so I'm all good on the programming thing. Do I need a lic from the FCC to do this? Any other newb advice?

Thanks in advance.

-Michael
 
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