Amateur radio falls under type 97. While it’s not known what the ETA is on getting FT8 added, it will be published on the Internet.The summary is this: Baofeng radios are type 90 accepted, meaning they are used for "private land mobile" use. There are several parts of the Title 47 relating to various radio services, here is a good place to look.Intrinsically-safe digital two-way radio: Offering safe, reliable communications, the Hytera PD795 Ex handheld digital two-way radio with screen and full.Be aware: this mode is very new as of , both eQSL, LoTW and QRZ are not accepting FT8 as a valid mode they are aware of the new mode and proper notification has been dispatched to those who run those sites. Multi-function & 1.77 color TFT Display The DM-1701 offers to manual programming, DTMF, VFO, SMS, emergency alarm, digital monitor mode, CTCSS and CDCSS, color codes and DMR encryption.It comes down to (at least in the USA) FCC "type acceptance". It has up to 3,000 Channels, 10,000 Digital Talk Groups and 120,000 Contacts. The DM-1701 is compatible with digital and analog modes, including dual band VHF/UHF coverage of 136-174 and 400-470 MHz.
This will be a benefit as you have much more available to you with the proper equipment ( IE. But transmit is locked out on those bands (chirp programmed duplex off on those stored frequencies)If you dont go the route of multiple frs radios it may actually be cheaper for you to go cbBut that being said it wouldnt hurt for you and your family to take the test and get your tech ticketsThen you can legally use the baofengs on the 2 meter band. If I can actually lower the power on a radio, why can't I be compliant? Isn't driving a Ferrari on a 25MPH road the same thing?)Bottom line seems, if I want to use these Baofengs the way I want, I need to get my entire family licensed - then all is good.Or, I need to find a bunch of FRS radios that do what I want - which I haven't been able to.regardless even if you use it on low power and you know that its used on low power whos to say someone will flip it up on high to reach out farther?And it would be a good idea to study the fcc regulations concerning part 90/ part 95 radios and the different spectrum's they coverMy radio can monitor frequencies used by the police and ems, fire dept. I do want to do the right (moral) thing, even though some rules don't seem to make sense (e.g.
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