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| Posted by: CFD justin | Posts: 304
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| Is anyone selling a HT1000 UHF T band HT1000 at $150.00 that can program it an have it come with the charger and microphone. (Contact MBFD130.) If anyone is selling a Minitor III (3) or Minitor IV (4) UHF T band that can be programed and comes with charge under $175.00. (Contact CFD Justin) Thank you.
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| Posted: Sun Aug 17 2008, 01:59am | |
| Posted by: quint14 | Posts: 134
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| didnt i just sell you my ht1000 |
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| Posted: Sun Aug 17 2008, 03:25am | |
| Posted by: CFD justin | Posts: 304
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| For MBFD5130. |
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| Posted: Sun Aug 17 2008, 04:48am | |
| Posted by: PFD Mike | Posts: 449
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| Justin - Regarding the Minitors you may want to be more specific as to the frequency you want to use. They do not cover the entire band just a small portion (I think its like 3 or 5 MHz). I just didn't want to see you get stuck with something that you can't use. |
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| Posted: Sun Aug 17 2008, 02:30pm | |
| Posted by: CFD justin | Posts: 304
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I don't know the MHZ range but the frequency would be 470.9750. For the pager. for the HT1000 the 4 freq needed are 470.9750 471.1750 462.5625 and 462.5875.
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| Posted: Tue Sep 02 2008, 11:24pm | |
| Posted by: Dispatch | Posts: 532
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Why is this posted on the HAM RADIO thread? It should be moved to the Wanted section!
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| Posted: Wed Sep 03 2008, 01:28am | |
| Posted by: w2lie | Posts: 2830
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Agreed, this should not have been in the Ham Radio Section... Its moved to the correct location..
ALSO - I'm pretty sure its illegal to put FRS frequencies into any radio and legally transmit on them. FRS Radios were manufactured so they could not be modified, or hooked up to an external antenna. They are 0.5w only, and are narrow band channels.
If you decided to put FRS channels into your radio you could run the risk of interfering with the GMRS frequencies - and getting a nice fine from the FCC |
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| Posted: Wed Sep 03 2008, 01:31am | |
| Posted by: CFD justin | Posts: 304
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| We called the FCC and they told us nothing about a fine. |
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| Posted: Wed Sep 03 2008, 01:34am | |
| Posted by: nhfdcadet | Posts: 5
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CFD Justin wrote ... I don't know the MHZ range but the frequency would be 470.9750. For the pager. for the HT1000 the 4 freq needed are 470.9750 471.1750 462.5625 and 462.5875.
y would you use a ht1000 for FRS? thats illegal |
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| Posted: Wed Sep 03 2008, 01:36am | |
| Posted by: nhfdcadet | Posts: 5
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| FRS radios need to be both approved and they need to have an output power of .5 watts not higher than that |
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