RADIOGUY2002
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lol
lol,seriously. I personally like the two tone offset idea. You always have the option of turning it off and having multiple machine to switch back and fourth between.
There's a resort in IL that operates on gmrs frequency and now its just down right funny. The FCC needs is like every other agency at this point, running out of money and finding it hard to enforce certain things. If it really took 8 minutes to find someone then its really not all that fast, but then again I guess it all depends on how dumb the offender or individuals are in lack of knowledge.
Ain't nothing liking hearing
16 to 50 can respond to room 331A for a loud noise compliant. Or billy can you meet me at the check in desk. Or unit 60 can you go to 123 for a remote control that does not work. How dumb can you really be to identified and on top of it make so apparent that a simple brief filed investigation with a close call device would find it.
But hey I'm not the FCC and find myself the one with out the 10,000 to 14,000 violation that could be imposed. So, now its down right funny at this point. Maybe if the field the offices were more suitable to contacting for violations (much like that of a police department) perhaps the violations wold be streamed lined. But, who am I to say.
lol,seriously. I personally like the two tone offset idea. You always have the option of turning it off and having multiple machine to switch back and fourth between.
There's a resort in IL that operates on gmrs frequency and now its just down right funny. The FCC needs is like every other agency at this point, running out of money and finding it hard to enforce certain things. If it really took 8 minutes to find someone then its really not all that fast, but then again I guess it all depends on how dumb the offender or individuals are in lack of knowledge.
Ain't nothing liking hearing
16 to 50 can respond to room 331A for a loud noise compliant. Or billy can you meet me at the check in desk. Or unit 60 can you go to 123 for a remote control that does not work. How dumb can you really be to identified and on top of it make so apparent that a simple brief filed investigation with a close call device would find it.
But hey I'm not the FCC and find myself the one with out the 10,000 to 14,000 violation that could be imposed. So, now its down right funny at this point. Maybe if the field the offices were more suitable to contacting for violations (much like that of a police department) perhaps the violations wold be streamed lined. But, who am I to say.
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