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0 pointsaosmith3y ago0 comments

Nobody cares in an emergency...

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iasay3y ago

Other than the legit licensed responders who now have to traffic manage a pile of morons with no operating experience.

aosmithOP3y ago

That's fair especially now.

runnerup3y ago

You’re allowed to use any frequency in an actual emergency.

iasay3y ago

No you can’t. You can only frequencies within the allocated spectrum for amateur radio. And it must be for the specific purpose of emergency comms. And that’s not universally true everywhere.

aosmithOP3y ago

My point wasn't a legal question, if it's life or death you do what you whatever you can to survive.

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iasay3y ago

Other than the legit licensed responders who now have to traffic manage a pile of morons with no operating experience.

aosmithOP3y ago

That's fair especially now.

runnerup3y ago

You’re allowed to use any frequency in an actual emergency.

iasay3y ago

No you can’t. You can only frequencies within the allocated spectrum for amateur radio. And it must be for the specific purpose of emergency comms. And that’s not universally true everywhere.

aosmithOP3y ago

My point wasn't a legal question, if it's life or death you do what you whatever you can to survive.

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