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GMRS and mobile repeaters?

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SKYNET156

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Do the FCC rules allow Mobile repeaters on GMRS?

Also, what is the maximum ERP for GMRS repeaters and does GMRS allow MDC or other signaling?
 

cquirk

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Lots of information out there, mobile fixed repeaters are allowed extenders would not be allowed (as far as I can tell other responses will vary I am sure) go to "mygmrs.com" there may be some close to you already, 50 watts is allowed, SIgnaling and one way paging is allowed, review the pat 95 rules for details about all of this this.

Just Google on part 95 and several sites will pop up that lay out the rules
 
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