GMRS Radio Frequencies and Channels: A Comprehensive Guide

GMRS and FRS use the same frequencies and can communicate with each other. The GMRS & FRS channels and frequencies are listed in the table below, along with the maximum permitted power for each service.

By: Jeremy NeisserGMRS Radio Frequencies and Channels OverviewGMRS and FRS use the same frequencies and can communicate with each other. The GMRS & FRS channels and frequencies are listed in the table below, along with the maximum permitted power for each service.GMRS & FRS Channels and Frequencies – Full List:ChannelFrequency (MHz)Radio ServiceMax Permitted Power – … Read more

Ham Radio Licenses: How to Get One & What’s Available

Ham Radio Licences - this article covers the three most important details about the 3 current Ham Radio licences available.

By: Jeremy NeisserIn the U.S., obtaining an amateur radio license requires passing exams administered by Volunteer Examiners authorized by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). There are three license classes available: Technician Class, General Class, and Amateur Extra Class. Each license class has different requirements and privileges. Which license class is right for you? Well, it depends on … Read more

Longwave vs Shortwave Radio: Unveil the Differences

Longwave radios capture signals with low frequencies ranging from 30 to 279 kHz, while shortwave radios tune into higher-frequency signals that range from 3 to 30 MHz (3,000 and 30,000 kHz). Understanding the differences between longwaves and shortwaves, along with their respective radios, enables a clearer comprehension of their applications in various communication scenarios.

By: Jeremy NeisserRadios have become an essential tool in modern communication, harnessing the power of radio waves to transmit sound messages and information. These radio waves are classified into two primary categories – longwaves and shortwaves – leading to the development of longwave and shortwave radios. This article aims to clarify the confusion between these … Read more

CB Radio Frequencies & Channels (PDF)

CB Radio has 40 channels with CB radio frequencies ranging from 26.965 to 27.405 MHz. Channels are generally spaced 10 MHz apart. The frequencies are listed in the table below. I have included different sets of channels used by people in various countries around the world.

By: Jeremy NeisserCB Radio has 40 channels with CB radio frequencies ranging from 26.965 to 27.405 MHz. Channels are generally spaced 10 MHz apart. The CB frequencies are listed in the table below. I have included different sets of channels used by people in various countries around the world. As you can see, these CB radio … Read more

What is Radio Squelch & Ways to Stop It

What is Radio Squelch: Squelch is the noise reduction system of a Walkie-talkie. The squelch level is used to control unwanted background noise and prevent false triggering from noise when no one is transmitting.

By: Jeremy NeisserEver turned on your walkie-talkie and a very odd and annoying sound come through? This is radio squelch.What does “Squelch” mean?Answer: In radio communication, “squelch” refers to a circuit or feature that mutes or suppresses the audio output of a receiver when the received signal falls below a certain predetermined level. The purpose … Read more