Programming, amateur radio and Radio scanning
Sometimes I come across business and leisure activity in the 462 MHZ area such as on 462.125 MHZ. I notice that on the WTR there exists no allocations in my area on these particular channels. Often times it mirrors that to PMR446-like activity (Shops, children playing, warehouses, businesses, walkers). So where does this activity come…
Recently I’ve created a website at https://pmr446.net/ for all matters relating to PMR446, I was surprised that the domain was not taken and I wanted to have an information page to help guide new people wanting to use and learn more about PMR446. The page is still a work in progress, expect more content and…
Recently I have purchased a new VHF/UHF mobile radio, the Retevis RT-95 to replace my QYT 8900D. It has in every respect been an effective upgrade. This radio is being sold under a number of brands such as the CRT Micron and the Anytone at-778uv, they are all however identical in everything but the name…
PMR446 is a license free radio frequency band for use in Europe. It was introduced in 1998 and to this day remains one of the most popular license-free general purpose radio bands here in Britian. The letters in PMR446 mean PMR (Personal Mobile Radio) and the numbers relate to the frequency of usage (446 mHz)….
