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Subject Need help on portable ham radios!

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They will transmit in the ham band and out of it (on frequencies used by MARS and other government organizations)

The fine for transmitting without a license is usually a $10,000 notice of apparent liability and siezure of equipment, and i can assure u, u will be caught pretty quick usually

Just get the license it is easy to get the tech license to use those... I took tech, general, and extra all in the same year with just a little bit fo studying

[b]for tecnicianh just watch the videos on http://www.hamwhisperer.com/p/ham-courses.html[/b]

by the way u might want to check out the wouxun radios... i prefer them to the baofengs when it comes to chinese handhelds

if u want a REALLY nice radio get a Kenwood TH-F6A, which can transmit on 3 bands instead of 2 and has wideband recieve all the way down into the HF bands

73's
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nice site!

I have looked at this one as well...
http://www.hamradiolicenseexam.com/index.html
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Original Message Looking at buying a couple of these!

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But do not understand, they say you need a ham radio licence to broadcast on them.. does that mean they dont work unless you input some sort of code or something. or is it illegal to broadcast on them?

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