fredburgess
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Are they on a repeater ?
Fred Burgess
Fred Burgess
GMRS, it was in the subject line.Who?
I don't think he is referring to the GMRS radio band.GMRS repeaters aren't legal in Canada..
Second that. Nothing like enoigh information to know what someone is talking aboutWhere's my little confused emoji?
Who? It would depend on whether they are using a repeater or on direct.Are they on a repeater ?
Fred Burgess
Who? It would depend on whether they are using a repeater or on direct.
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Reading the whole thread would avoid posting the same question already asked of the OP. Heck I'm not even sure this is who the OP was refering to as he has not replied since his OP.I assumed it he was referring to Gas Measurement and Regulation School from the Canadian Gas Association.
Reading the whole thread would avoid posting the same question already asked of the OP. Heck I'm not even sure this is who the OP was refering to as he has not replied since his OP.
The first post was so verbose, he must have run out of words.Looking at the OP's Profile he has not logged back in, since the Post
Last Activity: 04-06-2017 11:54 AM
The OP is in Alberta, 2.5-ish hours north of the US border.General Mills Reduction Services in Battle Creek, MI? Might have some signal into Canada....
Since the OP is in Canada:The OP is in Alberta, 2.5-ish hours north of the US border.
Since the OP has not been back, throwing random names is pointless. Unless he clarifies and provides actual useful info we are spinnig our wheels trying to answer.
Pretty sure he is not refering to Gener Mobile Radio Service eitherSince the OP is in Canada:
Information on Canada's General Mobile Radio Service - GMRS - Phillip J. Boucher
GMRS repeaters aren't legal in Canada..
Interesting, last year I used a GMRS repeater on 462.600 north of Quebec and the owner said he had been licensed for many years.
prcguy
There may be legacy LMR repeater on GMRS frequencies still, I do know GMRS repeaters are not allowed in Canada, this does not mean there are not any though.
IC(or what ever they are calling them selves this week, has reserved the 467.xxxxMHz inputs(that match the repeater pairs in the US) but they have never authorized GMRS repeaters. Simplex, @ 2w with fixed antennas only. Basically only crappy bubble pack radios on GMS/FRS in Canada.
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Edit: GMRS/FRS in Canada is similar to to FRS/MURS/27MHz CB in that it is a not licensed/licence by rule. So that fellow saying he was licensed for years would likely not be accurate, UNLESS it was a legacy LMR license, which I do not think there are any, any more.