How many use HAM vs C/B for rig to rig etc?
Ladies and Gents, The subject of C/Bs gets brought up every so often and is debated whether or not folks still install and use them. But, not many mention too much about HAM radios. I know and under...
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According to the PCI website, the UHF frequencies are in the 150-153 Mhz range.
They also do not mention licensing.
Since GMRS requires a license, and Amateur radio requires a license, it is logical to assume that "Race Radios" must also have a license.
Further research (google search) indicates that the "race radios" are in the MURS (Multiple Use Radio Service), the radios are limited to 2 watts, and no license is required. However, the radios must be type accepted by the FCC. Using any Ham radio modified to broadcast on the 150 Mhz band is illegal (too much power, not type accepted).
Yes, the FCC has been watching those frequencies, and has been issuing citations for improper use.
They also do not mention licensing.
Since GMRS requires a license, and Amateur radio requires a license, it is logical to assume that "Race Radios" must also have a license.
Further research (google search) indicates that the "race radios" are in the MURS (Multiple Use Radio Service), the radios are limited to 2 watts, and no license is required. However, the radios must be type accepted by the FCC. Using any Ham radio modified to broadcast on the 150 Mhz band is illegal (too much power, not type accepted).
Yes, the FCC has been watching those frequencies, and has been issuing citations for improper use.
