Just tell them what you want it for they will be happy to help.and you can walk out the door with what you need in 15 min.įor a great radio a TAD M10 is great 400 channel with better readouts and scan, but they cost over 500 for a used one.
Programmed 40 of the TerraceNassHazelton roads on it and it has all marine channels as well.Īt least this will give you an idea of what price to pay for what functions. I know this is somewhat of a questionable practice but I think toeing the line for the sake of my safety and thet of my horses and the other users on the roads justifies it. I would go with a pre programmed radio but I now hunt, travel and haul my horse trailer on FSRs from the LM to PG and the Okanagan so I am assuming I will need a wide range of frequencies and I might only travel a certain road once so why pay to program in that frequency. Also with hand held radios or base or truck modles, you did not need a licince if the radio is 5 watts or under, most hh radios are 5 watts or under.Īgain i am not sure if the laws have been changed but thats what they were.
This meant you could have a truck vhf radio in your truck or home as long as the mike was not attached to the radio, you could have the mike with you just not attached to the radio. As for recieving or scanning, its not an issue, transmitting is their beef.
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