Best 2 Way Radios for Fcc

the purchase price of the gmrs radio was good but i discovered from the fcc

channels 1-7 and 15-22 are suppose to get "up" to 18 miles but you need a license from the fcc ($80) to use them.

we stayed on the family channels, since none of us is licensed by the fcc.

first off, you need to be licensed by the fcc to use the long range frequencies.

channels 1-7 and 15-22 are suppose to get "up" to 18 miles but you need a license from the fcc ($80) to use them.

we stayed on the family channels, since none of us is licensed by the fcc.

because the fcc's rules, the range of frs radios is typically limited to a half mile or less.(to get "up" to 18 miles you need a license from the fcc to use them).

remember to get fcc license if wanting to use higher power.

what happens if you do not have an fcc license but operate the radios?

though these radios are "ok" (not the greatest), any users of gmrs or "hybrid" gmrs/frs radios are required to have an fcc license, which is $80 for 5 years.

attention buyers: use of this product within the united states requires the purchase of an $80 fcc license because this radio operates on frequencies in the general mobile radio service (gmrs).