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    So can someone please answer for me the following:

    If someone were to use a set of radios that have come from the states and run on US frequencies, would they still work in NZ?

    e.g. Midland GXT100 5W radio set.

    Reason being that I was given a pair of these 5 years ago and have never really used them, but have a couple of hunts coming up where they may be of use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bryan View Post
    So can someone please answer for me the following:

    If someone were to use a set of radios that have come from the states and run on US frequencies, would they still work in NZ?

    e.g. Midland GXT100 5W radio set.

    Reason being that I was given a pair of these 5 years ago and have never really used them, but have a couple of hunts coming up where they may be of use.
    They will work - the electromagnetic spectrum is no different in NZ, but the manmade rules and regulations and frequency allocations ARE different. You'd be committing various offences by transmitting on them.

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    Would you not have to reprogramme to the nz Chanel's, assuming that is even possible?
    My understanding is that if they are ex USA, you will only be able to communicate with others of same origin. Fine if all members of a group have them, but no good to chat to say, a nz Rino.
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    So they will work between the pair I have and that's it?

    But if I use them I am a naughty boy...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bryan View Post
    So they will work between the pair I have and that's it?

    But if I use them I am a naughty boy...
    Yes.
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    So I have a radio operators ticket and dad has a call sign can we legally use marine radio on land?

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    So I have a radio operators ticket and dad has a call sign can we legally use marine radio on land?

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    Only if you are standing in the boat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Only if you are standing in the boat.
    One of us would be.
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    So is that a yay or nay ?
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    Not sure on the hard and fast rules on this one, but it would be hard to prosecute for using marine channels when onshore. After all, they are used for land to boat all the time.
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    I've bought a bunch of Dualband Chinese (Baofeng) 5w handhelds that are as tough and reliable as any expensive company units I've used, Straight out of China off Ebay for about $40 shipped each, never looked back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    Not sure on the hard and fast rules on this one, but it would be hard to prosecute for using marine channels when onshore. After all, they are used for land to boat all the time.
    Pretty sure that as long as both "Operators" have the right paperwork (assuming you want to dot your "i's") then its a non issue. I would imagine its the same even if you are not as long as you are not tying up ch 16 you should be fine. I would happily use one anywhere almost. I think I might actually put a UHF in the truck tho if we ever get it back
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    So is that a yay or nay ?
    Its a Yay from me
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