woohoo......

too many things to study... so little time..

until now i havent found out any club or any hamster near my place...

any hamster lives in sg long area kajang?

i need guides and mentors..
hahah

thank...

CQ, CQ, CQ.. Any monitoring station? This is 9W2ZOC, QTH Penang/Melaka... standing by....

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post some pics bro..lagi best..

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CQ　CQ CQ.....
VHF and UHF is dead???

damn... i havent even got my exam.
dunno what to read.

jwkong, just read sample question done by some of our hams, plus the guideline by mcmc, it should be sufficient enough to pass RAE

hehehe

yaya i have already started...
lets hope...

there is a ham radio flea market at MARES club house at Petaling Jaya.
Every 1st sunday of the month, just go there and you can meet lots of nice ppl.
Ask what you want to ask.

So you're not so nice .. coz' can't see you there .. *winks*

haha. im not so nice to certain ppl. that is why the reason i am avoiding myself.
but i will be nice on the air. dont worry.

so damn long time not check in here...

CQ CQ.. any stations.. 9W2SJG here... Handle Operator Joe..

Want to ask sifus here about walkie talkies. According to the Fifth Schedule of http://www.skmm.gov.my/link_file/registers..._April_2010.pdf , which frequencies does not require a paid licence? Does the UHF 477MHz Citizen's Band 5W PRS does not require a paid licence? And technically speaking, transceivers that are able to tune to other frequencies (from digital PMR446 to 477 Family Band [still searching for a trasceiver that goes from 440 to 480]), do they contravene the law? [based upon MCMC ciplak freq allocation regs, you can get a local company to manufacture walkie talkies tuned to European and Australian free-to-use freqs, and market them to the tourist sector!]

This post has been edited by trencher10: Nov 23 2011, 01:24 AM

Under the PRS (personal radio service)..yes u can used without license..the PMR446 is taken direct from euro standard...but not sure about australia..because the band implementation is quite different.

Yeah, I thought the 477Mhz Australian band was exactly the same, I checked it out and apparently Australian freq ranges that are concurrent to Malaysian ones are only from 477.0125 to 477.4125. The Australian UHF CB starts in 476Mhz. But at least they can transmit up to 5W on all their channels, as opposed to the restriction on our Family Band, and PMR channels. Still, I was thinking of buying a programmable UHF walkie-talkie that allows me utilise the legal 446 and 477 channels, but I donno what customs regulations are (probably require SIRIM certification I guess [which by the way, is a joke]).

Hehe..the sirim part..its up to u my opinion the pmr446 is quite useless...it has limited channel (in analog channel) plus it has fixed antenna and 0.5 mW ERP...the 477mhz have more advantage because of number of channel and transmit watt..most of transceiver (hand-held) have around 400-470mhz or 450-520mhz. Another thing is im not quite sure where is legal or not to use digital type modulation for 477mhz (for example motorola mototrbo).

It's only useful in the fact that retail walkie talkies made for the European market are limited to these channels so it's easier to sell them legally here (without needing to make different frequency-tuned models). As well as marketing the fact that we have a European-friendly walkie talkie environment useful for all those Euro-tourists). Functionally-wise, not so much.

This post has been edited by trencher10: Nov 25 2011, 11:59 AM

yeah..for compatibility for tourist..not only euro..but singapore also used pmr446 standard. good luck find ur walkie talkie..some model have range from 400-480mhz.

I found them on eBay, just wanna know if customs allow or not.

iinm, all telecommunications equipment will need to undergo sirim application