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  1. 23 minutes ago, WRQG411 said:

    I found HamStudy.org

    I used that site for my technician and general prep.  It was great.  I quizzed myself 50+ times for the technician test starting a couple weeks prior to the test date, and did the same for general (could have been 60+).  It really helped reinforce the material I already studied.  Got 100% on my technician, not sure about my general but it was high as well.

  2. 57 minutes ago, WRXT582 said:

    Greetings from sunny south Florida! I've been lurking here for a couple of weeks - finally got my license and registered. Now all I need is a radio 😉

    I'm looking forward to learning more!

    John

    Welcome.  Do your research before purchasing, it will save time and money in the long run.

  3. 4 hours ago, Lscott said:

    Other radios one might can hack the code plug to put them on frequencies they weren’t originally intended to use.

    I had a couple of UV-5Rs that I opened up to 1.25M, but I could not enter frequencies in the software.  However, I could use the keypad to enter and save the frequencies.

  4. 12 hours ago, WRHS218 said:

    It was meant as light hearted sarcasm. Something that fails when typing. It is my favorite GMRS radio.

    No problem, light hearted is how I read it.  When I got the KG-935G+, I searched for hours for ways to open it up, and no dice.  I ended up getting my amateur license (I wanted to anyways) and purchased a Wouxun KG-UV9D Mate, and opened that one up to include GMRS.  Problem solved lol

  5. I can only speak for the Wouxun KG-935G Plus (since my KG-UV9D Mate is not GMRS only), but I seem to be able to use all 999 memory slots for RX/TX whatever I want, as long as they are within the FRS/GMRS frequency band.  I imagine the KG-905G (less expensive option) will allow the same.

     

    If you want simpler/cheaper, I think Baofeng UV-9G will allow full use of all slots, but I am not 100% on that.

  6. 4 minutes ago, kidphc said:

    If you can run a 1/2, 5/8 over 5/8. You can get both bands nicely. 31" sounds like a lot but if it is a flexible type then it won't matter.

    I'm sure I'll end up with something like this.  I'm not too concerned about GMRS, mainly because where I am moving (Wyoming) there are barely any GMRS repeaters in the whole state (I think three, and only one is open?).

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