These frequencies are the frequencies that the 49MHz ERC suggests you use for hobbyist operations. Because the 49MHz band is shared with military operations,...
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... Hmmm, I wonder if one could home-brew a radio with seperate transmit and recieve antennas, transmit being one meter long, permanently mounted on the...
Quick question on dipole antennas, if each wire on a text book dipole was a full wave length long, like 6 meters in our case, would it preform better than a...
Of course! If you really wany to hear what's going on out there use a beam, pre-am and filter for RX. In this case the FCC is concerned with intentional...
Alan asked me to forward this on to the group. I guess he's having some trouble with Yahoo right now... Isn't everybody? :-) 73 de Michael 49H3MA President,...
You will have problems with pagers, toys, radios, baby monitors, phones, sprinkler systems, TV and stereo assessories... The list goes on and on. You have...
The transmitting antenna can be no longer than 1 meter, which is 39.3701 inches, and it must be permanently attached to the enclosure, meaning no coax,...
Im working on the same thing. Id like to get a yagi working too for 49, Ive got a dipole right here that I can use but horizontal polarization isnt what I...
Hi to all,thanks for letting me join the group. I am an extra class amateur, gmrs kae5765 with several repeaters on the air that I built myself,a 10 Meter QRP...
I'll be using the transmitter mounted on the roof directly at the antenna which is controlled remotely. From there I haven't decided what I want to do for...
... oven operates at 2.45 GHz. ... True, but for health safety reasons, all of that energy is supposed to be completely contained within the oven itself. It...
All, I'm hearing music (non-descript piano) on 49.830 on a Radio Shack 21- 403 bicycle walkie talkie. There seems to be noise in the background. Maybe a baby...
... IMHO, that might be a good idea, just make sure that the note reads more like "I am a radio monitor and came across the signal of your baby monitor. I just...
That brought something to mind, do you have a nieghborhood watch program? You could bring a scanner to the meeting and let people listen to their own baby ...
Hi Group, I think what the poster of this message meant is that the sign might go something like: ====================================== -=- BABY MONITOR...
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I wrote up a small flier with the club logo and some text on cordless phones and baby monitors, as well as some safety tips for using phones and baby monitors....
Not harder to hear, but it does take three to four seconds longer to find due the the "band" being nearly twice as big. The range a clarity are much better...
What I meant was that many people have scanners without 900 mhz coverage, some 900 phones are digital, and most have some sort of feature that skips from ...
Now we're getting somewhere!!!! .223 or 30-06 has ten times the range of 49 MHz!! Kurt ... Ross Technologies Signals Intelligence Division Rosetta Proving...
Community Radio, That's very close to what I had in mind. Plus a reminder that turning the receiver off does not end the transmission. You'd be surprised (or...
Hi All, I've loved walkie talkies since the 1950s. My ex-wife was into using our Radio Shack 21-403s for biking. (We're still on good terms and some of her...
Some folks may react negatively to the notice. You can't predict human behavior. If you want to do it without giving away your identity, make sure no one knows...
John, Good points certainly. I'd expect some negative reaction. People would rather shoot the messenger than admit they made a foolish purchase. My plan was...
Take a trip away from your home location, and listen for clear channels. Do not let anyone know you can hear them, or you will become the bad guy. And, if a...
For some ideas on how to make our little 49 MHz signals "get out" further, I would suggest the Longwave Club of America and their information on Part 15...
Robert, You wrote, "Do not let anyone know you can hear them, or you will become the bad guy. And, if a local news reporter get hold of this during a slow...
All, Picked up a copy of Sands, Leo G, Walkie-Talkie Handbook, Sams, 1967. It does not cover 49 MHz sets as far as I've looked so far. However, the early 49...
