US Preparatory Low Band/UHF

[StoliRaz]

The guy and his groups need to be on a watchlist at the local RISS.

I wonder if they have get togethers with that group that had a standoff with MA State Police on their way up to Maine for "training" (🙄)? Seem like birds of a feather

 

[gman4661]

Wow!

Here's my chance to talk on real radios and wear a real uniform!

I'm in!!!

 

[GlobalNorth]

I wonder if they have get togethers with that group that had a standoff with MA State Police on their way up to Maine for "training" (🙄)? Seem like birds of a feather

If not now, soon enough.

 

[GlobalNorth]

Wow!

Here's my chance to talk on real radios and wear a real uniform!

I'm in!!!

Don't forget the shiny badge that has no meaning.

 

[chrismol1]

Anyone hear any activation's during tonight's weather throughout the region?

 

[wa1lad]

Maybe took his cues from this guy.......

 

[imonitorit]

Wow!

Here's my chance to talk on real radios and wear a real uniform!

I'm in!!!

Yeah, join now and I'll make you a Sergeant in 3 months.

 

[sefrischling]

" The PEG license was not created by the FCC but by US Preparatory and our certified FCC Coordinator team. So you won't find it on the FCC website. IF the FCC created this license it would be just like every public radio service that already exists. Think about it. It would have a pre-planned set of frequencies, which would cause everybody that wants a PEG license to end up in the same tiny sliver of the radio spectrum..just like HAM, GMRS, CB, MURS, etc. PEG is different in that we have a huge chunk of radio spectrum and the rules are the rules of the LMR radio services...so there is no "community" influences when it comes to PEG systems "

Uhhhhh ... what ?

 

[mmckenna]

Uhhhhh ... what ?

Exactly. Well planned out marketing B.S. Reading between the lines tells you what it really is.

 

[DeeEx]

I wonder what entity certifies the “FCC Coordinator team”.

I bet the “team” consists of some guy running General Menu Reports on chunks of the spectrum, noting what frequencies aren’t licensed, and then programming radios accordingly.

 

[bobruzzo]

Exactly. Well planned out marketing B.S. Reading between the lines tells you what it really is.

Everything mentioned on his website is all double talk...nothing makes rational sense!

 

[hummin24]

You need to be careful dealing with these members of society. These guys work Security for a local Security company so next time you feel Secure just remember....

 

[wa1lad]

Hmmmm......the term INSECURITY comes to mind.......

 

[gman4661]

I wish I lived closer so I could monitor their comms.

Awe inspiring, I'm sure...

 

[k1jbp]

All that and no CB radio...

No, but he used to do it on 146.625 doing the same thing until a DMR machine replaced him.

 

[R8000]

Did anyone in the area catch any radio traffic from this winter storm that just blew through ?

 

[CopperWhopper67]

Unfortunately I live in California so I cannot get the live PEG Tactical UCESA CivilACom experience....

Wait a second.... CivilACom?

Yes. It never ends!!

Apparently this dude is also intent releasing a line of two way radio equipment....

And I quote, "We are excited to finally offer communications equipment that equals the build quality and features as the Big Boys (Kenwood, Motorola, Hytera, etc.) but at a price point hundreds less while actually offering more features and far better value."

"Product information and availability coming soon!" No surprise there...

More here: https://www.uspreparatory.com/civilacom-radios/

 

[gman4661]

This is fabulous!

Gotta have the right radio gear to go along with your PEG license.

It's gotta be better than that cheap Moto-roller stuff.

 

[chrismol1]

He talks about getting together with chicom mfgs and making a low band DMR radio. I can't help my curiosity in that

 

[sefrischling]

He talks about getting together with chicom mfgs and making a low band DMR radio. I can't help my curiosity in that

I am holding out for the 33mhz P25 Phase II Trunked system.