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I'm in for the 2pm departure... I think. I'll know 100% tonight.
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@nohermosa for those of us that dont use oNx can you send coordinates for that spot you intend to camp out on friday night? as of now im planning on leaving friday around five.
46.60987, -110.50178
Hey guys, my ham is not working and at the last meeting I know it was mentioned about using FRS and GMRS radios. I have the FRS radios from Cruise Moab but I don’t know what the crossover channels are with GMRS. Is the channel 15 mentioned one? Planning on leaving at 6. Thanks!
Snow wheeling in like almost June! Love it.
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Not sure I want to camp in snow. I may come up later today or tomorrow... I hate the weather in May in Montana. I sprayed my dandelions two days ago, now I have to shovel snow. Sheesh.
I'm sick. Ugh. Catch ya on the next one.
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Check out this link it will show you the break down for FRS/GMRS.
GMRS Radio Frequencies and Channels
GMRS is a mobile UHF 2-way radio service in the U.S. that requires users to obtain a license and is restricted to certain frequencies. This frequency chart also applies to FRS, or Family Radio Service, as GMRS and FRS utilize the same frequencies. Find a full library of overland comm how-to's at...
www.rightchannelradios.com
GMRS-
Channels 1 - 8 GRMS can use up to 5watts.
Channels 9 - 14 GMRS can use up to .5watts (1/2 a watt... not useful in my opinion)
Channels 15 - 22 GMRS can use up to 50watts.
Then there are repeater channels with some higher end radios 15RP - 22RP which can use up to 50 watts. As far as I know we do not have any GMRS repeaters in MT.
FRS-
Channels 1-8 FRS can use up to 2watts.
Channels 9 - 14 FRS can use up to .5watts
Channels 15 - 22 FRS can use up to 2watts.
No repeaters for FRS
Bummer.
FYI......some Midland mobile radios do not have channels 9-14@thetoyotaman
Check out this link it will show you the break down for FRS/GMRS.
GMRS Radio Frequencies and Channels
GMRS is a mobile UHF 2-way radio service in the U.S. that requires users to obtain a license and is restricted to certain frequencies. This frequency chart also applies to FRS, or Family Radio Service, as GMRS and FRS utilize the same frequencies. Find a full library of overland comm how-to's at...
GMRS-
Channels 1 - 8 GRMS can use up to 5watts.
Channels 9 - 14 GMRS can use up to .5watts (1/2 a watt... not useful in my opinion)
Channels 15 - 22 GMRS can use up to 50watts.
Then there are repeater channels with some higher end radios 15RP - 22RP which can use up to 50 watts. As far as I know we do not have any GMRS repeaters in MT.
FRS-
Channels 1-8 FRS can use up to 2watts.
Channels 9 - 14 FRS can use up to .5watts
Channels 15 - 22 FRS can use up to 2watts.
No repeaters for FRS
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I am going to head up Saturday morning... and if the weather improves I'll camp up there on Saturday night if anyone cares to join. I'll have my two boys with me.
I might be down for that if it isn't below freezing!
Do you have a set group going out? I’m planning on going but that all depends on
the snow stopping so I can replace my starter…
@Boondocker_153 Good to know! Thanks!
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@ttFJC i can bring my extra buddy if you want to use it?
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that would be great are you planning on camping out tonight?
