So who here uses GMRS properly?

[FishinGary]

3 minutes ago, SteveShannon said:

That’s available to anyone at the fcc website. 

Yup, but it takes (a little) extra effort. The ULS site is interesting though. Didn't expect to find as many active amateur and GMRS licenses in my town and nearby towns as I did!

[SteveShannon]

1 minute ago, FishinGary said:

Yup, but it takes (a little) extra effort. The ULS site is interesting though. Didn't expect to find as many active amateur and GMRS licenses in my town and nearby towns as I did!

QRZ.com is also available, but you have to sign up.

[FishinGary]

3 minutes ago, SteveShannon said:

QRZ.com is also available, but you have to sign up.

This is another website I need to start exploring more. More time on the internet, less time on the radio... but knowledge is power!

[nokones]

2 hours ago, ULTRA2 said:

To some of us that are not into Amateur Radios (HAM) these are our hobby you ham operators have your hobby and us GMRS operators have our own hobbies why is so hard for you HAMS to realize that?? It gets me so upset to hear them talking down on GMRS all the time.

 

YOU HAVE YOUR HOBBIES (HAM BAND) WE HAVE OURS (GMRS) 

They're just "Sad Hams".

[nokones]

2 hours ago, WSHH887 said:

Okay, thanks for the info.  I'm in SoCal so I'm looking for a local "club".  Anyway to find out how you have set up your ESG?

If you go to www.azgmrs.org and click on "AESG" there is limited information available to the public regarding the Emergency Services Group that might help you.

[WSHH887]

5 minutes ago, nokones said:

If you go to www.azgmrs.org and click on "AESG" there is limited information available to the public regarding the Emergency Services Group that might help you.

Thanks

[H8SPVMT]

On 3/7/2025 at 12:27 PM, OffRoaderX said:

Those are both mis-uses of GMRS.. If you want to meet and chat with anonymous men, try H.A.M.s radios or the Grindr app on your phone.

AND WE users of the GMRS.Com site do the same thing, right here!