Recommend a two-way radio set

[monty_GTV]

Meron nabibili ngayon same nung gamit ni bong nebrija ng MMDA nasa P500-P700 mga 2-3km range

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okay, let me try to find out anong brand at model. meron din sa lazada within that price range saka yung mga Baofeng set of 10 for 4.5k+. i'm checking pa

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[maxpedition]

okay, let me try to find out anong brand at model. meron din sa lazada within that price range saka yung mga Baofeng set of 10 for 4.5k+. i'm checking pa

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Mura na yan kung 4.5k for 10 at lalo na pag hindi yan naka channel.

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[Shockwave-229]

is srrs something that's unique to ph? Didn't find too many srrs radios on the 'net.

So, if you wanna follow ntc rules, other than srrs, need ko talaga magpa certify/get a license? I don't like exams ^_^

yung ginagamit sa s&r, bodega, etc., those are etiher frs/gmrs or srrs?

Are there any srrs radios that take in aa/aaa batteries? I think the cobra units do, but i'm told the range sucks, and is strictly line-of-sight

sorry po sa kakulitan, am just a little curious about this

the NTC exam is not as hard as you might imagine, just like in the drivers license it's all about cars and road signs, sa ntc-radio operators license (class d and class c (technician class), it's all about the "ntc radio-use rules and guidelines lang, especially for the class-d license since you only need to take the elements 2 of the exam, while class c has 3 elements exams, 2, 3 and 4, mahirap lang and 4 because it's more on electronics like resistance, power, wattages adding resistors adding capacitors etc. But for elements 2, and 3, very easy, just a general ntc guidelines exams. sO IF YOU JUST WANT A SIMPLE RADIO LICENSE SO YOU CAN BRING A TWO WAY RADIO ANYWHERE IN PUBLIC, JUST TAKE THE CLASS-D LICENSE, ALTHOUGH YOU ARE LIMITED TO A VHF FREQUENCY 2 way RADIO ONLY. But if you want to use a Dual band UHF/VHF radio, then you need the Class C (Technician Class) License Exam. the first two parts of the exam are very easy anyway, so just study a little bit on the Elements 4 which is electronics. Oh by the way, ANY ECE ENGINEERS (Electronics & Communications Engr.) with a Board-Exam, is automatically entitled for a Radio-Operator's License Class-C, NTC License. He/She no longer need to take the exam.

[remzam]

the NTC exam is not as hard as you might imagine, just like in the drivers license it's all about cars and road signs, sa ntc-radio operators license (class d and class c (technician class), it's all about the "ntc radio-use rules and guidelines lang, especially for the class-d license since you only need to take the elements 2 of the exam, while class c has 3 elements exams, 2, 3 and 4, mahirap lang and 4 because it's more on electronics like resistance, power, wattages adding resistors adding capacitors etc. But for elements 2, and 3, very easy, just a general ntc guidelines exams. sO IF YOU JUST WANT A SIMPLE RADIO LICENSE SO YOU CAN BRING A TWO WAY RADIO ANYWHERE IN PUBLIC, JUST TAKE THE CLASS-D LICENSE, ALTHOUGH YOU ARE LIMITED TO A VHF FREQUENCY 2 way RADIO ONLY. But if you want to use a Dual band UHF/VHF radio, then you need the Class C (Technician Class) License Exam. the first two parts of the exam are very easy anyway, so just study a little bit on the Elements 4 which is electronics. Oh by the way, ANY ECE ENGINEERS (Electronics & Communications Engr.) with a Board-Exam, is automatically entitled for a Radio-Operator's License Class-C, NTC License. He/She no longer need to take the exam.

These are good tips. Yes dun na kayo sa legal.

Just a clarification sir, for you to be legally able to operate VHF and UHF amateur frequencies, you need a Class Bravo license.

Unless NTC changed the privileges

73 Old Man!

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