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PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM RINI
VICE PRESIDENT:
CHRIS ROBERTS
TRESURER:
RUTH FINDLEY
SECRETARY:
MARY COOPER
COMM OFFICER:
LARRY MOCK
WYNN SKINNER
CHUCK TEDESCHI
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GMRS LICENSES, HAM TESTING, & GMRS & Ham RADIOS
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GMRS LICENSE, please click link below and click on Register then click on Register for new FRN number, choose ZA for type of licence.
click Here For HTML Goodies:GMRS LICENSING
click Here For HTML Goodies:HAM PRACTICE TEST FOR TECHNICHIAN, GENERAL and EXTRA..
Here are some links to purchase GMRS/FRS commercial radios, Bases, repeaters and more with good quality. Click on the link below:
click Here For HTML Goodies:GMRSOUTLET for all your GMRS/FRS radio needs.
For all your ham radio needs click on the links below:
click Here For HTML Goodies:Ham AES Radio Equipment
click Here For HTML Goodies:Ham Radio Outlet
If you feel you are ready for the Ham test whether it be the Technician, General or Extra, Contact Adrian or Dan at
661-264-1863 to make the appointment for the next exam testing. Location for taking the test is located at 1702 East Ave J Lancaster, CA
Basic use for GMRS/FRS RADIOS:
If you ever need to use a 2-way radio in a real Emergency, it is vital that you are clearly understood. Use plain clear language. To do this, it is important to understand the difference between a telephone and two-way radio. Two-way radios are not like a telephone. Telephones and cell phones are "full duplex" which means you can talk and hear at the same time. Most two-way radios are "simplex" which means you cannot hear anyone while you have the talk button pressed. NOTE: It is extremely important to take turns talking. NOTE: The single most important mistake people make is failing to identify themselves. There maybe several using the same channel as you, so it's important to know whom you are directing your transmission to. To call someone, say the UNIT NUMBER or CALLSIGN of the person you want to call, followed by your UNIT NUMBER or CALLSIGN, as this would get their attention and they will listen to the rest of your message.
Basic "radio etiquette" to establish contact and make sure that you have the other person's attention before you start your message. If you hear someone calling you, acknowledge his or her call by saying, "GO AHEAD" or "STAND BY". This lets the caller know that you heard them., Also remember, it may take someone a while to get to their radio and respond. It is more important to listen then to talk! When your business is finished, the person who stared the conversation should end it by saying their UNIT NUMBER or CALLSIGN and the word "CLEAR" which leaves no mistake that contact has ended.
