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EatOrBeEaten
26th February 2009, 21:38
EobE The Elder is probably coming to visit in April, and has a pair of bike intercoms. They run at 500mW PMR446MHz and LPD433MHz. Will they OK to use here? He's heard there's possibly some issue with the frequency or something...

Gremlin
27th February 2009, 01:38
The frequencies he has listed don't seem to be within the NZ CB range, ie, 476-477mhz.

Beyond that... I don't have a clue :done:

EatOrBeEaten
27th February 2009, 06:46
Cheers. The Elder One asked the NZ Official Radio People, and they said they'd get back to him at some point :D You think they'd know...

CookMySock
27th February 2009, 07:15
Cheers. The Elder One asked the NZ Official Radio People, and they said they'd get back to him at some point :D You think they'd know...They don't care, and neither should you. Just use them - they are so low power as to be inconsequential.

Steve

Gremlin
27th February 2009, 12:29
Well, since they are a pair, they would work together fine, but probably won't communicate with nz radios...

If you notice any missiles heading in your general direction, just switch them off :laugh:

gijoe1313
27th February 2009, 12:58
Well, since they are a pair, they would work together fine, but probably won't communicate with nz radios...

If you notice any missiles heading in your general direction, just switch them off :laugh:

Gremlin is a low ground hugging missile ... as for the radios, hopefully they won't be doing anything bad like activating garage doors, stopping pacemakers, getting TV channels changed ... oh wait, that sounds like fun! :whistle:

EatOrBeEaten
1st March 2009, 16:42
Thanks for this guys, The Elder One is bringing them anyway, we'll just use them on the lower powerband and not go into any infant ICUs...