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Private/Restricted listings at the main website require OWNER PERMISSION - usually in writing - to use their system. This procedure allows the OWNER to screen applicants to determine if they have an active GMRS license and what their intentions are. If someone sees a "Permission Required" entry in the main Repeater Listings at MyGMRS, the frequencies are usually listed, but the access codes are not. There is a click button below the location map for each entry that says "Request Access". By clicking on that button, a request form pops up and info in that form is sent to the owner. It is the responsibility of each repeater owner to UPDATE any changes in their repeater listings at MyGMRS. That's also why there is a "Report Listing" button below the location map that persons may use to report any system data that is no longer applicable. The owner of MyGMRS (Rich) usually sends an email to OWNERS that have systems reported, to determine current status. If they do not respond in a reasonable amount of time, the listing may be removed from the listing area until some form of verification is received back by reply email OR the owner updates or removes the listing themselves.

I would offer that any current and accurate listing is useful, regardless of the type of system. If it's private, then other GMRS users in the area should respect that and not interfere.

According to the manual, you need to hit the Menu button until you get "rP" on the screen, then select "On" to enable duplex mode. Sounds like they (thankfully) turned this off by default. https://midlandusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/MXT115-Owners-manual-Final-24Oct16.pdf

I had some in storage. I can't get there until the weekend but will try to dig one out.

Please check your callsign closely. Your callsign is actually WRAI450. That's 4 letters and 3 numbers, the 4th letter is the letter "I". Here's the license in our system: https://www.mygmrs.com/callsign?callsign=wrai450

I am doing fairly well day to day.I think you may have resolved the issue.I hope to get back on here more but I missed a whole year of being able to do much so I am going to take it a day at a time and try to have some fun in the meantime...William