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It is also common to see different FCC ID numbers attached to same radio, so beware it might have different power, or other parameters than you are seeking. The grant will list the FCC Rule Parts or subparts where the radio is permitted to operate, such as Part 90, or 95, 95E etc The antenna loss and the low power of these radios is reflected in these small values. These are likely to be combo FRS/GMRS radios with a fixed antenna rated in Effective Radiated Power ERP. It is unfortunately common to see power outputs in the fractions of a watt down to a few milliwatts.
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Portable radios will have a lower power output, usually 5 watts or less depending upon the battery and the design. GMRS radios are permitted 50 watts at the terminal where the antenna attaches. Midland radios and many Chinese radios are offered only in narrow band.Ī radio can have both wide band and narrow band emission designators and that will be reflected on the FCC Grant.Īlso pay attention to the power output. These are narrow band radios with deviation of +/- 2.5 KHz or lower.
You might see other emission designators like 11K3F3E or less.
This will be shown as 16K0F3E or 20K0F3E in the emission designator column. A GMRS radio should be capable of wide band modulation +/- 5.0 KHz deviation. When searching the FCC database or FCCID.io to see if a particular radio is Part 95 (or Part 90) certified, take a close look at the "Grant" which the FCC issues. Just some thoughts to latecomers to this thread.
Retevis has several FRS-certified radios too, some up to 2W, but these are the only GMRS ones I know of. There's an integrated radio module, it just looks like the LCD is reused off their portable radios. Also, these are not just 2 handhelds in a case. The one I looked at was marked 462/467.600 and the radio tuned to 550 with a default tone of 136.5 Hz. I'd have to look at the notch width to see if that's really doable or not. Another reason for the lower TX power could be to allow the notch duplexer to work across the band so you can change channel without retuning. They have little 10W notch duplexers in them tuned to the GMRS band. While they may be crippled down to 5W compared to the 10W Ham version (might be some kind of handheld rule at 5W they were trying to work around, being so portable), they will be great emergency repeaters to throw up in a tree with a solar panel. I think the RT97s are going to explode in popularity. Retevis RT76 HT certified for 4.47W on 2ASNSRT76 Retevis RT97 Portable Repeater certified for 5W 2ASNSRT97
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Often the Kenwood software is less than $100 so don't be a cheapskate just purchase it.įor M/A Com/Harris/GE, etc: there are two software packages that program all current and past radios.
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Typically each series or individual radio requires its own software package. Please use Google or some other search engine to find a dealer that sells the software. The various other vendors often permit their dealers to sell the software online (i.e., Kenwood). To obtain Motorola software see the Sticky in the Motorola forum. It is YOUR responsibility to properly word your request.
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