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What is legal, and what is NOT legal for our Chinese radios?
Ask ten people, get ten answers.
OK… A radio needs Part 95 acceptance for FRS, GMRS, MURS. No Baofeng has this. I’m aware of only ONE Wouxun model that is approved for Part 95(a) GMRS use.
For commercial use, radios need Part 90 approval. Most Baofengs HAVE this. Many Wouxun radios have this. A few Puxing radios have this. Most Anytone radios have this.”
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