Forums New posts Search forums. Media New media Search media. Classifieds New listings. Log in. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. Please see your instruction manual or user guide for your radio, for information about how to program it. For interoperability, the Transmit PL is set to default to the most common tone frequency for each channel and type of service.
The Marine channels have the transmit PL tone turned off. Disclaimer: Content provided in RadioMaster Reports is included for the sole purpose of educational information on a passive basis.
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Users of this educational information are solely responsible for their actions. An absolutely superb list for monitoring communications. Unlicensed transmitting, however, is a different story. The tricky part is defining what constitutes an emergency. No FCC. No COPS. If you think otherwise, then please review Louisiana during the Hurricane Katrina disaster, or Homestead, Florida during their last hurricane, or any of the earthquake disasters that struck the West Coast.
Local events can be just as devastating, just on a local scale and a shorter time frame. At the risk of resurrecting a dead thread, part 97 seems to address this sort of. I wonder why folks resist getting licensed.
They can develop the skill set needed for emergency situations. Those who do not understand why folks like me are opposed to a license, do not fully understand what we are headed into any way, so I will not bother further.
Rest assured that I will not likely need and will use the HAM bands during the crisis I am expecting. For as long as the repeaters stay operational, I will, however, be monitoring. Ok bro. For the rest of us, getting a Ham license will allow you to help your community during natural disasters, etc. And that is no small thing — sort of one of the things that Prepping is about.
Maybe the rest of you could get together and make the first blog to extol upon the FCC, Part 97, and why every prepper needs an amateur radio license walt? Oh wait…. Um, I never even mentioned fines.
My point was simply that getting a license easy to do, low cost allows you broader access to disaster response and other preparedness activities. It also allows you to take an active part in low-level emergency responses like damage assessment after a tornado for instance. Check your site a couple times a week hoping for updates. Thanks for all the great info already posted. Yes the boafengs are a good radio and screaming bargain. However the antenna that comes with the radio is not suitable for all the frequencies recommended, and will have a high SWR that may ruin the radio over time if it is not operated in the 2m or 70cm bands.
To operate the radio outside those bands, other antennas must be attached. I am one of the very few to warn others about this. Information is great. Once you have done that, save it as a new file and then use the new file to make changes or transfer to a new radio. Should it be turned off so we can hear anyone transmitting on these frequencies? I had saved the file in my Dropbox and tried to import it into Chirp from there.
Any thoughts? Hi everyone. Been listening every day for other on the frequencies listed. Have heard preppers. Good plan. Since anyone can access this file, and know what freqs.
In a life and death or desater or somebody in trouble you can operate on police fire etc what ever you need to get help if your cell phone dont work or get a signal. And or you dont have a cell phone. I take a marine hand held with me fishen and you dont have to have a license as long as you usnon comercial channel. Check the regs i fish on the river there ant no foot boats just red neck boats. Tge uv5r can be used the same as a frs gmrs as long as your in the country out of town and use on low in town.
TX Inhibit for Scanner Only frequencies. Remembers the COM port setting between sessions. Remembers the last folder loaded from or saved to between sessions Supports serial ports up to COM Displays the actual Firmware release on the BaoFeng Radio. Wiki Start page Index by title Index by date Advertisements.
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