get kelp

[steve the lying ham]

On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:25:10 -0700 (PDT), radioguy
<radio...@yahoo.com> wrote:

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>don't listen to the self-appointed radio cops.they continually
>recommend illegal radios as perfectly legal to use for part 95 gmrs.

OT man

[Roger Nair of 5533 Winter Brook Dr, OH 44280, is moparholic]

On Jul 10, 5:25 pm, radioguy <radioguy...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> don't listen to the self-appointed radio cops.they continually
> recommend illegal radios as perfectly legal to use for part 95 gmrs.
>

> Such as the icom f221, f21gm, and certain other radios sold at
> gmrsoutlet and elsewhere.
>
> Luckily,I found out about the 221 in time, but not the f21gm until
> after I bought some.
>
> the f21gm instruction manual says it is not certified for pesonal use,
> that it is certified for only occupational (business) use.
>
> But another page in the same manual  says business use of gmrs
> frequencies is illegal and not allowed.
>
> so the radio is illegal for personal use and illegal for business use.
>
> therefore, it is a totally illegal radio since it is illegal to use it
> for anything in the U.S.A.
>
> And the self-appointed radio cops kept saying it's a perfectly
> legalradio for part 95 gmrs personal use.
>
> Iwanted to stay legal and get a gmrs license, but why would anyone pay
> for a gmrs license when they would get busted, fined, and possibly
> jailed anyway for using the radio since it's an illegal radio?
>
> I'll never again believe a word the self-appointed radio cops say.
>
> I've seen posts saying the a few years ago, the fcc busted gmrs
> licensees in philadelphia for illegally using part 90 radios on part
> 95 gmrs frequencies.
>
> the same thing the self-appointed radio  cops say is  perfectly legal
> to do.
>
> They weren't doing anything else illegalother than using the wrong
> type  of radi for the service they were using.
>
> If it was legal as the self-appointed radio cops say, then the gmrs
> licensees wouldn't have been busted by the fcc.
>
> since they were, they'reillegal.
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> never believe a self-appointed radio cop.check things out for yourself
> first instead.

so what, they are keyclowns and dont care

[steve the lying ham]

On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 16:07:28 -0700 (PDT), "Roger Nair of 5533 Winter
Brook Dr, OH 44280, is moparholic" <roger...@yahoo.com> wrote:

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get treatement

[Roger Nair]

"Roger Nair of 5533 Winter Brook Dr, OH 44280, is moparholic"

<roger...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> so what, they are keyclowns and dont care
>

Do they look like this douchebag?
http://i28.tinypic.com/rvccqs.jpg

hehe

[Jim Hampton]

"radioguy" <radio...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> don't listen to the self-appointed radio cops.they continually
> recommend illegal radios as perfectly legal to use for part 95 gmrs.
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> never believe a self-appointed radio cop.check things out for yourself
> first instead.
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>

Some radios have both FRS operation and higher power gmrs operation. I've
seen the things sold at Sam's club. And they can be illegal, depending upon
usage.

Unfortunately, some folks simply don't read everything about a given rig and
automatically assume they are legal (or illegal). The cure is simple; read
the regulations, read the description of the manual, and figure it out.

73,
Jim