Rugged Radio Install
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what radio are you using?
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Nevermind i figured it out
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thank you very much. You had to take a class for the Ham license right?
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Affirmative, tech and general pretty easy. If you email me [email protected] or call 623 2291468, I will give you the short version. g
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ok i may do that but i'm leaning more towards the business or family GMRS license i don't think you have to take a class for that but i could be wrong
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So what is the fine or penalty if you are caught using the radio with no license?
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i believe it's something ridiculous like 1000 bux
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Probably say goodbye to your radio also.
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This thread got me curious
(a) If a Federal court finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator has willfully and knowingly violated any provision of the Communications Act, that operator may be fined up to $10,000 or be imprisoned for a period not exceeding one year, or both. Upon a subsequent violation, the imprisonment may be for a period not exceeding two years. See § 501 of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. 501).
(b) If a Federal court finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator has willfully and knowingly violated any FCC rule, the operator may be fined up to $500 for each violation, or in the case of a continuing violation, $500 for each day that the violation continued. See section 502 of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. 502).
(c) If the FCC finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator has willfully or repeatedly violated one or more sections of the Communications Act or of the FCC Rules, that operator may be liable for forfeiture. See § 1.80 of this chapter for details about the forfeiture procedures and amounts.
(d) If the FCC finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator is using a Personal Radio Service station in a way that violates one or more sections of the Communications Act or of the FCC Rules, the FCC may order the operator to cease and desist (i.e., immediately stop operating the station). See § 312(b) of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. 312(b)).
(a) If a Federal court finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator has willfully and knowingly violated any provision of the Communications Act, that operator may be fined up to $10,000 or be imprisoned for a period not exceeding one year, or both. Upon a subsequent violation, the imprisonment may be for a period not exceeding two years. See § 501 of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. 501).
(b) If a Federal court finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator has willfully and knowingly violated any FCC rule, the operator may be fined up to $500 for each violation, or in the case of a continuing violation, $500 for each day that the violation continued. See section 502 of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. 502).
(c) If the FCC finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator has willfully or repeatedly violated one or more sections of the Communications Act or of the FCC Rules, that operator may be liable for forfeiture. See § 1.80 of this chapter for details about the forfeiture procedures and amounts.
(d) If the FCC finds that a Personal Radio Service station operator is using a Personal Radio Service station in a way that violates one or more sections of the Communications Act or of the FCC Rules, the FCC may order the operator to cease and desist (i.e., immediately stop operating the station). See § 312(b) of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. 312(b)).
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Well i guess its just for Mexico only.. dont really need it in the states anyway cell phones work pretty much everywhere or beer break until everyone catches up
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Just because the FCC can doesn't mean they will. In my area I hear 10x more unlicensed traffic than licensed. I'm talking fixed base homesteads, hunters, some off roaders and no one really cares.
If you do happen to get on radar it can be a tough deal, offending equipment confiscation can be immediate, forfeiture is after a court decision. I heard an anecdotal story about a bunch of agricultural guys running unlicensed on marine bands in the midwest (like way far from the water) to talk between equipment and one day the FCC showed up, yanked their radios, and slapped each user with a $5k fine. YMMV
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I have not tried the stereo version yet. I need to hear these.
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