That's just because your a AMATURE and haven't challenged the system! Have you seen the new federal rules FCC got newtered till they make major changes in how they operate! Just the facts jack. I expect congress will soon be making all the FCC rules!
I was unsure if it was even English
If only someone had posted that earlier in the thread…oh wait, someone did…
Remember, you don't have to pass a test to get a GMRS license. Just pay $35 and you, too, can get on the air with your $15 Baofeng and tie up 8 channels on linked repeater systems all over the country with talk about the mundane things you did in your life today.
Just like 75 meters?
Generally, you can only talk on one frequency at a time on 75m. If you are talking on sideband, that means you, and your buddies, are occupying 3 kHz, maybe 5 kHz, for as far as your signal can reach...let's say 500-1000 miles.
Fortunately they don't all degenerate into nonsense like this thread has. - Time to lay this one to rest.
The recent Chevron case in the SCOTUS changed this notion moving the final arbiter of law and rule interpretation to the courts rather than the previous four decades where the opinion of federal departments, etc. carried more weight in verdicts. The FCC is likely no longer the only opinion that matters.
I think there should be an amendment to the US constitution that prohibits GMRS linking.
Before or after the amendment that prohibits antenna restrictions in HOAs?
Maybe put that all together in one amendment since it’s all related to “good radio”. Here ye, here ye, from this point on this new amendment effort shall be called ”the good radio“ amendment.
And one that favors my opinion that all HF antennas are ugly and shall be no larger than a tomato paste can. The AI can solve that one.
