Ok, let me ask this question. In the scenario I am talking about, I know I need FB2 on the UHF side. Do I need it on the VHF side or is FB enough? Remember I am not repeating VHF to VHF, just over to UHF, and the UHF to UHF is already FB2.
And yes, these are all true public service frequencies, verified and coordinated through APCO. Not commercial, not GMRS, not amateaur. "Public Service" as stated in the original post. BRyan KE7GVJ --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, wd8chl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Chris Carruba wrote: > > I'm sorry but I cannot resist the following.. um comment / opinion > > > > It really amuses me how many get stressed over whether someone else > > seeking info on something is properly licensed to perform such > > tasks.. I mean really.. get a life and stop policing the list :) > > > > > > Best Regards, > > > > > > Chris Carruba (WQIK389) > > And what makes me mad is how many people don't bother to look to see if > something is legal or not. > > This case, while I have no doubt they are licensed, the question still > remains whether it is legal to repeat one to the other. > > Cross service repeating is not legal. Repeating a business pool channel > to a public safety pool is a no-no. Repeating Part 90 to Part 95 (GMRS) > is a no-no. As long as all freqs involved are public safety freqs, all > is well. And the UHF is at least FB2 or higher. > > This is something he has to look into. >
