GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) is a practical two-way radio service for communicating with family and friends which requires an FCC license [no test required].
You can talk radio-to-radio directly, or use repeaters (like those our club provides) to extend your range across a much larger area.
GMRS is regulated by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) and requires a $35 license, but no test is needed—unlike Amateur (HAM) radio. The license covers you and your entire family for 10 years.
Links and How to Get Started
The first thing you will need is a GMRS license from the FCC. If you already have one you can skip this section.
If you have never registered for a license from the FCC, the first step is creating an FCC Registration Number (FRN)
Tutorial video showing how to request membership to the club on myGMRS.com
Link to the Mesa Crest Repeater Club on MyGMRS.com
We're a repeater club bringing southern California communities together through 2-way radio communications. To join the club, you will need a GMRS license.
If you already have a GMRS license you can join by following the instructions in the video above. If you do not have a GMRS license yet you can find out how to apply for one through the FCC website and learn more about GMRS on our GMRS Help page.
Ten Newest Members:
'Ryan 624' - Culver City
'Cristopher 837' - Laguna Niguel
'R Mo dak 986' - Lakewood
'Tony 771' - Buena Park
'Aaron 504' - Alhambra
'Roger 720' - Laguna Niguel
'Carl 461' - La Habra
'Calvin 379' - West Covina
'Jeffrey 266' - Pasadena
'Robert 891' - Hesperia
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