10-Meter Radio Help Needed

Well as the hams will point out. There is no liscense he can get to legally operate a 10 meter radio on the 11 meter band. The reason being is it has too much output power to legally be operated on the 11 meter band.

Just tell your buddy to not worry about it if he sticks to the regular CB 40 (11 meter).

The chances of him being busted for having the power he has is very slim. Now if he was pushing over 500 watts then he might draw some attention but he is not.

 

Merry Christmas from Iraq. I would like to take this time to mention that the "send a soldier some porn" program is still around and in need of people to donate to it. Please feel free to either purchase or copy any legitimate porn (girls over 18 and performing willingly) and put it in a care package and send it on to some G.I. in Iraq or Afghanistan. Believe me, he'll appreciate that much more than some box of candy or a roll of toilet paper.

Of course any of you ladies wanting to be looked at can send a photo of themselves to my email address and, as usual, with women it's clothing optional. So if you want to bring a smile to this soldiers face it's a cheap as a digital photograph.......

Merry Christmas and Happy New Years people

Jerry (last name left out per request)
SGT, USA
(Name of Signal Company left out because of request)
Al Kut, Iraq

 

OH come on guy quit begging it's not becoming of you thats for sure but if you get more than you can handle share them this way up in Mosul we can use some also. Just funing brother keep your head down and be safe we had some fun the other day right here on our little piece of heaven. Your signal buddies got an early christmas present from us when we put that 118ft tower in the air for them hope they enjoy it.
Jay H3 Mosul Iraq

 

LOL, it doesn't hurt to try..........

 

You didn't stick around long, there Bob........whatsamatter? Get sleepy?

 

Brickhauler
I am new to big radios and am really looking for a good shop to do some work on a new radio can you recommend one? I dont want to offend the hammy's but I am tierd of getting stepped on all the time wiht my sotck set up. I have been looking at the connex General Lee, do you have any advice on the subject? I see confliccting repots about RadioActive radios do you know anything about them? I just want to get a good job done on a good radio and get the most bang for my buck

 

google Sparkies CB shack. The best in the business.

 

Hi, I personally have been going to the same radio shop in Denver exclusively for the last 7-8 years. I am not too familiar with your neck of the woods but if it were me, I would check around locally and find a good shop that I could trust. Ask some of the local drivers around you. I would never mail order anything but thats just me. I would rather deal face to face with the people I am buying from. Also if you have a problem, its much easier to carry the radio in and have it fixed compared to boxing it up and mailing it off someplace. The other thing is if you buy a 10m radio over the internet and carry it in to a shop to have it converted, they might wonder why you didnt buy it from them and might not pay attention to details like you would want them to. In my experience, once you have established a relationship with a good tech, they seem to go out of their way to do a good job for you. I have sent many of my truck driving friends to the guy I use and he knows it. I have gotten several good deals on radios and upgrades from him. I tend to swap radios around a lot. I like the Connex radios. They are tough and riding around in a truck won't hurt them. They work good and are dependable. I have had a bunch of different cb radios over the years. Right now I have a Connex 4600 turbo. I bought it at the spur of the moment when my Cobra 200 quit working but I got a good deal from my radio doctor. I kept the Cobra 200 for a spare after he fixed it but I probably will never need it.

 

Ok here is what the FCC had to say .... Use of radios

CIMS00003150235 - Police use of non police radios

You are receiving this email in response to your inquiry to the FCC.

Dear Consumer,

Each radio is licensed under that specific radio service. That person (s) would need a license in that service.

SO no matter WHO or what service you need the license to use it ...

POLICE ARE NOT EXSEMPT .....