Yes, it is a legal requirement from industry Canada after someone complainedOriginally Posted by P0WERWAGON
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Yes, it is a legal requirement from industry Canada after someone complained
I would like to use these for hunting. Do the radios have the capability to use standard batteries. ie; double a.
Funny. Some people have nothing better to do than complain to "Ma guvmint". I have an amateur radio license. I had a radio before I had the license though. I just didn't transmit. No big deal if you don't use the amateur bands.
Industry Canada probably wouldn't have given a rat's a$$ either. They had to do something because of the complaint.
No shortage of fall down window licking rats on this site. I'll be ordering a couple.
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That sucks. I wonder if they're planning on taking on eBay lol.
That said, studying and taking the test is relatively easy. Especially if you already have an electronics background.
Yes, I have been a ham for over 25 years
Rechargable lithium ion battery. Best one you can find for the price. Charge lasts a long time.
Yes a module is available for use with AA batteries.
He can't shoot like that with a stock Savage and a Bushnell scope
^^^ Thats good to know as I prefer being able to using them when out in the field .
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