is 72mhz legal????????

[Biggles]

[QUOTE=Raptorite;32539]Blimey peoples, what the hell have I missed here



Nothing really just a thread about 72mhz thats gone a bit pete tong...lol

oh yeah and something to do with pandoras box......and I think we are forming a new government.....So nothing out of the ordinary.

[Raptorite]

Oh thats OK then, I thought for one moment that you lot were putting some very compelling evidence forward to suggest that this country has gone to hell in a hand cart

Now, about this new government, how about the first item on the manifesto is to gather together all those politicians that have got us into this bloody mess, take them out and publicly flog them all with a damp veil

Then item 2 might be to consider actually spending some time dealing with issues in this country rather than certain individuals international reputation

Oh and then we might also like to think about things like foreign policies and maybe even our own stupid "elf and safety" or is that just being too close to common sense

Oh and one more thing, 72Mhz is indeed illegal in this country..LOL

Cheers,
Pete.

[Biggles]

I think our press secretary will be making a statemant on behalf of our prime minister David Drew.......that is if our press secretary has finished pressing the secretary. I am just the transport secretary.......by the time I am finished everyone will be 'squids' in and public transport will be a thing of the past.......bummer I have just been informed that our leaving goverment has already destroyed public transport.....oh well back to the drawing board.

But 72mhz is ok if you have the luxury of flying in the U.S.

[Biggles]

35mhz only for planes and helicopters.

40mhz ground vechiles

72mhz Taxi cab radios !! not for R/C models of any kind!

So what are they doing using my cb channels????????

19 a roger not 19 a taxi to Lincoln plz lol

[Biggles]

oh yeah...........40 mhz will be ok for my 'other' flying site as most of the time they end up in the surface with their planks.

[astroandy]

as long as your are not flying outdoor, who would knock on your door and arrest you? in fact, i know who you are talking about and the heli he has bought is recommended for indoor use only.

by the way, 72mhz is legal in hk so i suppose it also is in uk, I was wrong so i will change my ad accordingly, sorry guys! in fact this heli comes with different frequencies.

[jimbob]

I just worked out what 72Mhz is...

72 Miles per Hour Hurtz in a crash but 70 Miles per Hour doesn't Hurtz - hence the motorway speed limit and why 72Mhz is illegal in this country...

So by this thinking, shouldn't the yanks be on 57Mhz?

(I need more coffee)