onymouse@ames.arc.nasa.gov (John DeBert) (09/06/89)
In article <telecom-v09i0347m08@vector.dallas.tx.us>, mhw@wittsend.lbp.harris. com (Michael H. Warfield (Mike)) says: > In article <telecom-v09i0342m06@vector.dallas.tx.us> Edward Greenberg > <claris! netcom!edg@ames.arc.nasa.gov> writes: >>There are no frequencies between 1 and 30 MHz in which you can >>transmit without a license. ..... > >>CB Radio doesn't need a license these days. ..... > I hate to pick nits but ..... > CB is in the 27MHz band, which is (last I looked) somewhere between > 1 and 30MHz. Therefore, I would guess, you contradicted yourself. However, > this would be more appropriate in rec.ham-radio. CB is not limited only to 11 meters, aka 27 MHz. Don't forget the other bands, particularly the GMRS, aka class A band in the UHF Land Mobile Service band. ---------- J. DeBert onymouse@netcom.UUCP ...!apple!netcom!onymouse [Moderator's Note: Yes, there is a CB allocation up around 430-440 megs somewhere. It has been *years* since I heard anything about it or bothered to monitor it. (Never had equipment to actually use it.) PT]