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WRXB215

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WRXB215 last won the day on November 22 2024

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  • Birthday 10/01/1963

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    Terry
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    Baytown, Texas
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    Two-way radios, programming, hunting, land navigation, camping.

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  1. That is just sad. I guess that is where Randy came up with the term "sad ham." I have been very fortunate that I have not had such experiences. All the hams I associate with are very good people. And many of them are dual licensed.
  2. That 778 is the one I have. Nice radio for the price. It can transmit on 2m, 70cm, and GMRS if you pick the right band range. Yes, I know, I'm slapping my own hand for saying it.
  3. Did I miss something? Where does FRS come into this? The MP31 is a GMRS radio.
  4. How close are they to each other. You might be experiencing desense. Make sure you separate the two radios by about 50 ft or so and try again.
  5. Yep, there are other brands that are way more expensive.
  6. CW is a mode. Morse Code is the most common code use with CW.
  7. Another vote for the 778UVII. Been enjoying my for a while now.
  8. After Beryl hit and cell service was down, there were 2 ham repeaters and 1 GMRS repeater still up and running I was able to use.
  9. Then don't.
  10. That's a very good question and I doubt any human on earth can answer it.
  11. Stop being such a looser. I doubt you even read it.
  12. I'm testing my will power. Timing how long I can go without laughing at @PRadio's Midland page . Well crap, that didn't last long.
  13. True. And throughout amateur radio history there has been very few HF HTs ever made.
  14. @UncleYoda That is my understanding as well. A GMRS "type certified" radio is not supposed to be able to transmit outside of the GMRS frequencies in any form or fashion.
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