OffRoaderX

hahhahahaa!! You are funny!

QFT.. What it looks like when a 9 year old sneaks back onto the internet after his parents told him to turn off the computer and go to bed.

And you base this on?? How many have you actually touched/used/tested? I have had 3, and although not the fastest, they were very accurate. Also, still waiting for your response on those two or three other threads asking for more information to back-up your r&tarded claims and opinions.

HOW DARE YOU SIR! HOW...DARE... YOUUUU....

The Armorall on your tires says otherwise!

With a strong signal, most normal people will not notice.. With a (very) weak signal it becomes more apparent and irritating.

There is nothing 'wrong' with this radio, but it is very fiddly and has a lot of options/knobs/dials/bells, and whistles.. If you like that stuff, you'll love this radio. My experience has been fine, but I prefer a less complex radio.

Maybe they are trying to keep it private.

I am embarrassed to admit that I too owned a set, circa ~1975.. We would attach a long-wire to the antenna and talk with CB'rs... I then moved up to CB radios (plural) before taking a break for 40 years and then getting a GMRS radio..

YES! Do that!

Thems is all rookie numbers.

Find/identify the correct repeater channel (NOT the regular channel). Find the transmit (TX) tone required to activate the repeater (MyGMRS is a good source) Do not worry about the receive (RX) tone for now as it is optional and will only confuckulate things Put your radio on the correct repeater channel mentioned in the first step Go into the menu and enter the TX tone mentioned in step 2 Save the change you just made. Push the talk-trigger and enjoy the repeater If you are confuckulated by any particular step, tell us which one it is and maybe we can help.

It is likely this is a Windows/Driver issue with the cable and has nothing to do with the software or the radio.. What version of Windows are you using?

What kind of cable are you using/do you know the cable works with your computer?

Really? do you really think that if he can't figure out how to program a repeater that he figured out how to "open" it? Seriously dude, know your audience....

Find/identify the correct repeater channel (NOT the regular channel). Find the transmit (TX) tone required to activate the repeater (MyGMRS is a good source) Do not worry about the receive (RX) tone for now as it is optional and will only confuckulate things Put your radio on the correct repeater channel mentioned in the first step Go into the menu and enter the TX tone mentioned in step 2 (note, you may have to read the manual for this part) Save the change you just made. Push the talk-trigger and enjoy the repeater

The easy answer: OUTPUT always starts with 462 INPUT always starts with 467 Everything after the . is always the same. Example: Output of 462.575 would have an input of 467.575

Nice try FedBoi !

yah.. i can...

I read in the big Facebook H.A.M. radio group that they were remotely activated via use of the roger-beep.

Also a big difference between petn exploding and a lithium battery 'erupting'.. You dont want either in your pocket when it happens but the petn has more punch whereas the lithium has less punch but more heat/flame.

NotABOOMphang!

A licensed and certified H.A.M. radio operator told me that and he's been licensed for over 40 years so it must be true!

YES! and the FCC has really been cracking-down and issuing more fines lately. If you want to talk that far you should get a H.A.M. license, but if you are willing to take the risk of a major fine, go for it.

I will see your martian, and raise you with one of the best no-go-boom scenes in television in history: