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FRS radio chatter FRS channel 1, 2, 3 and 6 all active. 462.550 MHz - 462.725 MHz / 467.5625 MHz - 467.7125 MHz 22 channel license free two-way radio service, shared with the (licensed) GMRS radio service. Both are regulated under Part 95 of the FCC rules - the Personal Radio Services. Similar in scope, function and de facto usage to the PMR446 service (PMR446 and DPMR446) in Europe or the UHF CB service in Australia and New Zealand. FRS is widely used and provides 2 watt maximum transmit power on channels 1-7 and 15-22 and 0.5 watt or 500mw on channels 8-14. UHF frequency band provides good penetration in urban areas and reasonable antenna size, compared with the 26 MHz/27 MHz HF AM CB radio service and the VHF FM MURS 151/154 MHz band 150MHz.

CTCSS and DCS code squelch tone squelch use
462.5625 MHz CSQ carrier squelch (no tone). Other groups using 67.0 Hz CTCSS, 77.0 Hz CTCSS and others
462.5875 MHz - 97.4 Hz CTCSS 97.4 PL - noted another group using 77.0 Hz, not included in this video clip
462.6125 MHz - 023 DCS D023N...97.4 Hz and 127.3 Hz tones previously noted as well as 74.4 Hz. DCS often incorrectly decodes as 136.5 Hz by the CTCSS PL tone decoder circuit.
462.6625 MHz - 141.3 Hz CTCSS 141.3 PL