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gotta make this quick.
There are tons of duel band antennas out there.
Still checking out what it cant do, over 4XX I cant get and no AM and I thin the 26-28 isnt there.
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Posted by Conundrum
You had a few radios before you had your ham licence...
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well, the motorola radio i had was programmed to FRS, but i got that radio from an indirect trade i did with another radio i had which my company gave me. i was not able to select ANY frequency i wanted and talk. the channels i had were all public before i got my liscense - after which i programmed in a local repeater and a few other frequencies... other then that i had no radios capable of transmitting before i got my liscense.
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Legally speaking, it's 100% legal to own a ham radio without a license.
It's only illegal to actually transmit on amateur bands without a license.
So from a legal perspective, there's absolutely nothing wrong with having one without a license.
-Mike
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the quad band antennas are not that big, and some of them collapse so you can go into tight places. The one i have is actually the shortest antenna on my pickup....
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