FRS, GMRS, MURS Radio Services

FRS – Family Radio Service

FRS/GMRS 2-way radios are simply dual-service, or "hybrid," radios that provide access to both the FRS and GMRS bands, utilizing FRS channels (1-14) and GMRS channels (15-22). Use of a dual-service radio's GMRS bands requires an FCC operator's license. Dual-service radios may be used without an operator’s license, if only the FRS channels are used.
* Nationwide emergency and road information calling. Nationally recognized coded squelch for 675 emergency repeater operation is 141.3 Hz.

FRS Frequencies
Channel	Frequency in MHz
1	462.5625
2	462.5875
3	462.6125
4	462.6375
5	462.6625
6	462.6875
7	462.7125
8	467.5625
9	467.5875
10	467.6125
11	467.6375
12	467.6625
13	467.6875
14	467.7125
15	462.550
16	462.575
17	462.600
18	462.625
19	462.650
20*	462.675*
21	462.700
22	462.725

GMRS

There are 16 UHF frequencies, eight for simplex and repeater outputs, eight for repeater inputs. Inputs and outputs are usually paired 5 MHz. apart, but any pairing of an input and output frequency is legal. CTCSS is usual on repeaters. FCC license required, may be obtained by any individual for personal communications. Equipment must be type-certified for use in the 450-470 MHz band, 50 watts max, any antenna. These radios do not have programmed offsets for repeater operation.

GMRS Frequencies
Repeater Output or Simplex	Repeater Input
462.550	467.550
462.575	467.575
462.600	467.600
462.625	467.625
462.650	467.650
462.675*	467.675*
462.700	467.700
462.725	467.725
* Nationwide emergency and road information calling. Nationally recognized coded squelch for 675 emergency repeater operation is 141.3 Hz.

MURS (Multi-Use Radio Service)

No License Required, 2W max. ERP, all modes: voice, data, imaging allowed.

Ch Frequency

1 151.820

2 151.880

3 151.940

4 154.570

5 154.600