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The license question has already been answered for you several times. No need to keep posting the same question in different threads. For the rules: https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2009-title47-vol5/pdf/CFR-2009-title47-vol5-part95.pdf Read back through some of the threads here. Part 95 has been extensively discussed on this forum. and those threads should answer most any question you might have about iterpreting the rules.

Secure your GMRS license Secure a tower space before doing anything else!

I checked and it is able to be programed to use DPL 263. in your DCS table select number 47 on your TX channel. I found this in appendix C of the manual along wiht instructions on how to program it. https://baofengtech.com/gmrs-v1 I think you are talking about my repeater in IL, if so feel free to jump on. No permission required I have it listed public and encourage its use. I wrote this up a while back https://forums.mygmrs.com/topic/592-rebuilding-the-chain-o-lakes-repeater-ingleside-il/ Corey

Besides being illegal for use in GMRS, I think you'd find the simplex repeater (store and forward) really annoying in very, very short time. By "BF" I am guessing you mean Baofeng? Your abbreviations are not necessarily anyone else's. Better to use the full word. Yes, you can use a Baofeng for the receive part of a repeater, but you won't be happy. It will be desensed by the transmit side, and isn't a particularly sensitive radio for this purpose. If you're serious about building a repeater, get a pair of decent mobile radios. Interconnect them properly and use a decent duplexer and antenna. If it was me, I'd use Motorola CDM's, but I already have the software, cables, and experience with them.

Ironically, this post gave me an interesting (dangerous) idea. Simplex repeater, P25 receive, analog transmit. Subs are programmed to receive analog and transmit P25. Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk