Which licence would one need?

[iJamesNC]

Hi all,

Just wondering which type of licence one would need to go about acquiring for the following scenario. It's for a mobile in a Land Rover with a few hand-portables to go with it, for one and one's friends to go off-roading in, and rather than rely on PMR's from Tesco as George likes to put it ( ), one would rather do it properly, as it were.

Radios have been purchased, but not yet programmed, obviously. Not to worry about frequencies crossing over as said in a previous post on the forum, as ones from a list, because they'll only really be used in remote areas and who's going to care about a slight cross-over. Lesser risk than 446 crossovers.

All replies welcome.



Thanks,
James

[emsgeorge]

What was known as 'uk general'.

£75 quid for 5 years licence.

Access to a list of freqs (ive put the actual ones on a post on here somewhere). What are your radios - uhf or vhf.

uhf gives you 3 freqs, vhf access to a load more.

Really simple to get hold of a licence - ofcom website.

[iJamesNC]

sorry, forgot to mention that they're UHF.

[emsgeorge]

gives you 3 freqs to be able to use.

No repeaters, but mobile and hand helds allowed.

Good for your application, lots of users in town centres - but roaming around like you are, shouldnt be a problem.