GMRS INFORMATION

462.550MHz

462.575MHz

462.600MHz

462.625MHz

462.650MHz

462.675MHz

462.700MHz

462.725MHz

RX & TX Simplex

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TX Repeater Inputs

467.550MHz

467.575MHz

467.600MHz

467.625MHz

467.650MHz

467.675MHz

467.700MHz

467.725MHz

Know the rules. Get the range. Stay legal. GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) gives you reliable, long-range two-way radio communication for family, outdoor adventures, work sites, and emergency preparedness — but only when you follow the FCC rules. Here’s why complying matters and why our GMRS solutions make it simple, safe, and powerful.

Why GMRS?

Extended range and higher power than FRS: reach farther, communicate clearer across hills and valleys.
Shared channels for group coordination: keep everyone in touch on a single, reliable network.
Hands-on control and privacy options: high-power output, repeater capability, and privacy codes when you need them.

FCC Rules Made Simple

Licensed operation: GMRS requires a single FCC license covering your immediate family. No exam — just a straightforward application.
Authorized users: your spouse, children, grandparents, and members of your household can use the licenseed radios. Perfect for family safety plans and coordinated trips.
Equipment standards: radios must meet FCC technical specs and be certified for GMRS frequencies. Avoid illegal or modified radios that risk interference and fines.
Power and channel limits: some channels permit higher power and repeater use; others are limited. Follow the specs to maximize performance without breaking rules.
Repeater use: authorized repeaters extend range dramatically. Use only repeaters that permit access and follow operator guidelines.
No encryption for public channels: communications are generally open — use discretion and privacy codes for practical privacy, not legal secrecy.
Compliance and responsibility: penalties exist for unauthorized operation or use of noncompliant equipment. A licensed, compliant setup protects you from fines and ensures reliable service.

Why Choose Our GMRS Solutions

FCC-compliant radios: every model we sell meets FCC certification for GMRS, tested for durability and range so you won’t risk noncompliance or poor performance.
Licensing support: step-by-step help completing the FCC application so your family’s license is issued fast and correctly.
Repeater-friendly gear: models with repeater capability, high-power output where permitted, and easy channel programming.
Ready-for-use packages: family kits and work-site bundles include batteries, antennas, chargers, and instruction guides tailored to FCC rules.
Ongoing guidance: clear user manuals and customer support to keep your operation legal and effective — antenna placement, channel selection, power settings, and repeater etiquette.
Trade-in and upgrade options: stay current with evolving technology and FCC guidance without wasting your investment.

Real Benefits, No Guesswork

Safety: reliable, legal communications during emergencies.
Coverage: greater reach than FRS for family outings, hunting trips, off-grid projects, and small-business coordination.
Peace of mind: proper licensing and compliant equipment means fewer interruptions, no costly penalties, and better performance when it matters.

Act Now — Legally Get a compliant GMRS solution that protects your family, extends your range, and keeps you on the right side of FCC rules. We’ll handle licensing guidance, supply certified radios, and set you up with the accessories and support you need. Make the smart choice: powerful communication, built to FCC standards.

Contact our sales team today to build your GMRS package — licensed, compliant, and ready for anything.

Amateur Radio Bands

BY ARRL

135.7 kHz - 137.8 kHz ( 2200 Meters )

472.0 kHz - 479.0 kHz ( 630 Meters )

1.800 MHz - 2.000 MHz ( 160 Meters )

3.500 MHz - 4.000 MHz ( 80 Meters )

( 60 Meters )

7.000 MHz - 7.300 MHz ( 40 Meters )

10.100 MHz - 10.150 MHz ( 30 Meters )

14.000 MHz - 14.350 MHz ( 20 Meters )

18.068 MHz - 18.168 MHz ( 17 Meters )

21.000 MHz - 21.450 MHz ( 15 Meters )

24.890 MHz - 24.990 MHz ( 12 Meters )

28.000 MHZ - 29.700 MHz ( 10 Meters )

50.000 MHz - 54.000 MHz ( 6 Meters )

144.100 MHz - 148.000 MHz ( 2 Meters )

219.000 MHz - 225.000 MHz ( 1.25 Meters )

‍ ‍420.000 MHz - 450.000 MHz ( 70cm )

902.000 MHz - 928.000 MHz ( 33cm )

1240.000 MHz - 1300.000 MHz ( 23cm )

Amateur Radio License Classes — Get On the Air, Explore the Spectrum, Join a Community

Want to talk around the world, bounce signals off the Moon, build radios, and be part of a skilled, welcoming community? Amateur radio (ham radio) makes all that possible, and the license classes are your roadmap to getting there. Whether you’re curious, hands-on, or a tech hobbyist, there’s a class designed to match your interests and goals.

Why choose amateur radio?

Real-world skills: Learn electronics, radio propagation, antennas, and emergency communications.
Global connections: Make contacts across town or across continents with minimal infrastructure.
Practical value: Serve your community during emergencies when other systems fail.
Creative outlet: Experiment with digital modes, satellites, microwave, low-frequency, and more.
Lifelong learning: The hobby scales with your curiosity. There’s always a new band or technique to master.

Overview of U.S. License Classes (clear path from beginner to expert)

Technician Class — Start transmitting

Who it’s for: Beginners and wireless enthusiasts who want to get on the air fast.
What you get: VHF/UHF privileges (2-meter, 70-centimeter bands) ideal for local contacts, repeaters, and satellites.
Why it matters: Technician is the easiest entry point to begin making contacts, joining nets, and practicing radio skills.
Perks: Simple exam, immediate ability to communicate locally and use many digital and satellite modes.

General Class — Go long-distance

Who it’s for: Operators ready to explore HF (shortwave) and make international contacts.
What you get: Privileges across most HF bands, which enable worldwide voice, CW, and digital communications.
Why it matters: General opens the global stage—DX contacts, contesting, and long-haul emergency coordination become possible.
Perks: Expanded operating opportunities for contests, awards, and more advanced experimentations.

Amateur Extra Class — Unlock the full spectrum

Who it’s for: Dedicated hobbyists, technical experimenters, and those seeking the most privileges.
What you get: Full access to all U.S. amateur radio bands and modes, including exclusive segments on HF.
Why it matters: Amateur Extra maximizes flexibility and access for advanced operating techniques, leadership roles, and antenna experimentation.
Perks: Greater frequency choices, prestige in the community, and the technical foundation to lead projects and emergency communications efforts.

How we help you progress

Clear instruction: Step-by-step study guides tailored to each license level—from basic regulations and safety to advanced electronics and propagation.
Practice tests: Realistic, up-to-date question banks that mirror exam format and difficulty.
Hands-on workshops: Antenna building, station setup, and on-air mentoring so you gain confidence beyond the textbook.
Study timelines: Short, achievable plans (weekend crash course for Technician; 4–8 weeks for higher classes) to fit busy lives.
Community connections: Local clubs, nets, and on-air mentors who welcome newcomers and help you find projects to match your interests.

Why our approach works

Practical focus: You’ll learn exactly what you need to pass exams and to operate safely and effectively.
Friendly instruction: We break down technical topics into clear, approachable steps—no jargon overload.
Real outcomes: Graduates get on the air quickly, make meaningful contacts, and are ready to expand their skills.

Call to action Pick your starting point:

Ready to get on the air this weekend? Start with Technician-level training and your first contacts within days.
Want worldwide communications and HF exploration? Move to General with targeted study and on-air practice.
Ambitious about radio mastery? Aim for Amateur Extra and unlock the entire amateur spectrum.

Join a hobby that combines community, creativity, and real-world usefulness. Get licensed, get on the air, and see where the bands can take you.

License Free Zone 2Watts ERP

M.U.R.S.

151.820 MHz CH 1

151.880 MHz CH 2

151.940 MHz CH 3

154.570 MHz CH 4

154.600 MHz CH 5

Need reliable, easy-to-use radio communications that keep your team connected without the regulatory headache? M.U.R.S. FCC Rules deliver the solution: license-free, non-commercial VHF channels designed for businesses, events, construction sites, farms, security teams, and anyone who needs clear short-range voice communications.

Why choose M.U.R.S.?

License-free operation: M.U.R.S. (Multi-Use Radio Service) channels are available without an FCC license for most users, so you can deploy radios quickly and legally without paperwork or wait times.
Simple compliance: The FCC has clear, achievable rules for M.U.R.S. equipment and operation. Our guidance helps you meet power limits, antenna restrictions, and permissible uses so you stay on the right side of the law.
Better range and clarity: Operating in VHF frequencies, M.U.R.S. often outperforms UHF options in open environments and over varied terrain, giving you dependable voice communication across job sites, ranchlands, and outdoor events.
Multi-purpose flexibility: M.U.R.S. supports voice and, in limited cases, data and tone signaling. It’s a flexible choice for crews that need channel privacy, multi-site coordination, or quick setup for temporary operations.
Cost-effective: With no licensing fees and a broad selection of affordable transceivers that meet FCC M.U.R.S. specifications, you get professional performance without recurring regulatory costs.
Ownership-friendly: Whether you rent or own equipment, M.U.R.S. lets organizations control their communications without depending on third-party networks or subscriptions.

Key FCC compliance points we handle for you

Authorized use: M.U.R.S. is intended for two-way voice communications and certain non-commercial activities. We help you understand what fits—business operations, security, event management—and what does not.
Power and antenna limits: The FCC restricts transmitter power and antenna gain for M.U.R.S. devices. Our vetted product line and setup guides ensure your radios comply with those limits so you avoid interference and fines.
Equipment certification: The FCC requires certified M.U.R.S. equipment. We supply and recommend only certified radios and accessories, guaranteeing legal operation out of the box.
No individual licensing: While M.U.R.S. does not require user licensing, improper modification of equipment or use outside permitted parameters can create violations. We provide training and quick-reference materials to keep your operation compliant.
Interference and etiquette: M.U.R.S. users must not cause harmful interference and should follow common-channel etiquette. We include best-practice protocols to minimize interference and keep channels clear when it matters most.

What you get with our M.U.R.S. offering

Certified radios matched to your needs (compact portables, vehicle-mounted units)
Pre-configured channels and power settings that comply with FCC rules
Antenna and accessory kits within allowed gain limits
Onboarding and user-training materials on legal operation and best practices
Ongoing support for troubleshooting, scaling, and staying compliant as rules evolve

Who benefits

Construction and contracting crews needing instant, private coordination
Event staff and venue operators managing logistics and safety
Security teams and gated communities that require reliable local comms
Agricultural and land-management operators spread across wide fields
Small businesses that want dependable radios without licensing costs

Stay legal. Stay connected. Stay simple.

Adopt a communications solution built around M.U.R.S. and FCC-compliant practices. We remove the guesswork: certified gear, clear rules, trained users, and practical support—so your team can focus on the job, not the paperwork.