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2 pack Cobra 650mAh 7.4V FRS and GMRS Battery $29.98 %section%%title2%Comes with 2 Batteries%/title2% %/section% %section%FRS stands for Family Radio Service. GMRS stands for Ground Mobile Radio Service. They both use frequencies in the 462-468MHz range. There are many 2-way radios now which are both FRS and GMRS. What's the difference? The FRS service is fairly new, authorized for use in the U.S. in 1996 based on a petition to the FCC from radio ma... |
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NETGEAR N600 Wireless-N Dual Band Router WNDR3400 $59.99 The NETGEAR N600 Wireless Dual Band Router offers the high-performance wireless Internet access needed for demanding applications, such as streaming multimedia and multiplayer gaming. Dual band technology avoids interference, ensuring top speeds and the greatest range.Dual band - Offers twice the bandwidth with better connection and less interferenceFaster multimedia streaming - Provides Wireless-... |
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Linksys E1500 Wireless-N Router with SpeedBoost $79.99 With the Linksys E1500 Wireless-N Router, Easily connect more entertainment and office devices to your home network and enjoy Gigabit speeds. The Linksys E1500 Wireless-N Router offers fast speed to connect your computers, wireless printers and other Wi-Fi devices at transfer rates up to 300 Mbps speed. Built with leading 802.11n wireless technology, the Linksys E1500 Wireless-N Router offers reli... |
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Netgear WNR2000 N300 Wireless Router $79.99 WLS-N RTR... |
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Midland GXT1000VP4 36-Mile 50-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair) (Black/Silver) $57.28 This pair of Midland handheld GMRS radios allows you to keep in communication up to 36 miles apart during extreme outdoor activities. These feature-loaded radios include NOAA weather alert to automatically inform you of severe weather hazard information 24/7. Waterproof protection from splashing water and built-in SOS siren for emergencies. Channels (qty.): 50, Range (miles): 36, Privacy Codes (qt... |
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Motorola MR350R 35-Mile Range 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair) $54.50 The Motorola Talkabout MR350, with its range of up to 35 miles and bundle of great features, is a great communication tool for the serious outdoor enthusiast. Lightweight and rugged, with extra large buttons to help you operate even with gloves on, the MR350 is built to handle any challenge without weighing you down. The MR350 includes an emergency alert feature, to inform others should any danger... |
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Talkabout MR350R Radio (Pair) The Motorola Talkabout MR350R Radio (Pair) delivers a range of up to 35 miles.... |
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Midland GXT 36-Mile 50-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Series ... |
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Midland GXT 36-Mile 42-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Series ... |
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Motorola Signal Booster 484095-001-00 Bi-Directional RF Amplifier $99.99 If you're ever annoyed by weak cable TV or cable modem signals--often caused by older cable wiring in your home--then Motorola's in-line broadband drop amplifier makes a great solution. Boost your weak signal up to 32 times with this easy to install device, and leave the frustration behind. Boost your weak cable or Internet signal up to 32 times with this easy to install device. ... |
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Dual Frequency IR Receiver $14.00 This is needed only if you have a HD Cable or Satellite receiver that operates at a higher frequency then normally found. NOTE - Works with our IR repeaters and Wall Plates This is needed only if you have a HD Cable or Satellite... |
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Midland LXT114VP 22-Channel 18-Mile FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair) $24.28 This pair of Midland handheld GMRS radios allows you to keep in communication up to 18 miles apart. Compact, easy-to-use radios are great for family outings! Channels (qty.): 22, Range (miles): 18, Call Alert: 1, Water Resistant: Yes, Battery Included: Yes, Charger Included: Yes, Pairs (qty.): 1... |
how do i Program a repeater into a vhf 2 way radio that is set up for ham use?
i have a motorola gp 68 portable vhf radio and im trying to figure out how to program the repeater channel into it any help would be great
yes i am in the us and the radio is set up with different khz's which i have listed would you know which one i would need to use if my frequencies was 154.235?
where is the parameter transfer button located on the motorola gp 68?
the frquencey i listed is the one my fire department uses there is nothing in the prgraming that helps me any im not sure how to get to the repeater setup any ideas?
Ham radio does not have to be "type accepted" but you have to use it on frequencies you are licensed to operate on and 154.235 is just a little bit out of band, or shall I say a lot out of band.
There are a lot of guy's using these radios, just double check your programming before you use it..
If you are trying to set this up for the fire department frequency forget it right now, this radio is not going to be licensed by the department, or in any way under their license, you will get in trouble, eventually, just because you got on the fire department does not mean you can just go and buy a radio and put in in your car, sounds like fun but it ain't going to happen legally, there is a little more to it..
This is why I just don't explain right out how to do this, eventually it comes out that it is not going to be used in a legal way and do not want to get in the middle of that and risk my license, if you really need it they will give you a radio that is all set up and legal for you to use..
If you need this radio they will give it to you all programed and set up with repeater split and tone all set up, other wise you are looking for legal trouble..sorry..