Robert,
You're not the first person to present this problem. I suggest that you
apply for an itinerant license for two-way radio usage in the
business-industrial band. Consider that you might want to have some
mobile radios for convoy use, along with a temporary base station, and
sufficient portables to satisfy any travel requirement. Don't bother
with GMRS or FRS; your requirements are far more stringent. The down
side of this suggestion is that you must concentrate ONLY on
commercial-quality radios. Keep in mind that the reverse-burst formats
are different between Motorola and the other brands, so don't even THINK
of mixing brands!
If your group is a non-profit organization under IRC 501(c)(3), then you
should consider applying for a grant to purchase all new equipment that
is set up as a system, and not try to pick up the elements piecemeal.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
> Robert W Burton wrote:...
I am a Middle School band director. Each year my group takes a trip to
Disney World (and this year also to Six Flags). After my last trip, I
decided that there was a need to purchase some business band radios for
the band. Each year we try and use FRS radios...this is just plain dumb
with the amount of radios that are used at these parks. I am starting
to look at some of the business band radios out there...
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