FRS/GMRS Radio Quick Reference Card

It has great information to have at your fingertips.

When your mind is flooded/distracted-- you'll appreciate having this durable quick guide to get oriented!

Excellent Reference source

Easy to understand
Very thorough detail
Color coded reference sections
Laminated for protection for indoors and in the field

Lots of great information all in one place. I have used many times- particularly the CTCSS/DCS code section and Repeater list . Highly Recommend !

This is a great quick reference addition to complement your radio area! It’ll answer a lot of questions your buddies ask and you don’t have to say anything. The card has some really useful info that you have right there. I found a little display piece that sits comfortably beside the radio and holds the card.

Well worth the money and incredibly useful and high quality.

The product arrived within a week and appears to be of very high quality! I am very excited about my purchase!

I like quick reference guides. If I was still in an office or had access to a lamination device I would absolutely have created a quick reference guide like this. Well thought out and durable.

This is great for anyone looking at GMRS and/or already involved with GMRS radio. It is lamenated and just a great source to have at your fingertips. Thanks.

Nice useful "freebie" that will come in handy for most operators from time to time.

Well laid out and useful. The only thing better would be a cheat sheet like this (but smaller) for every radio you sell. Listing the menu functions.

A MUST HAVE, IF YOUR HAVE A GMRS OR FRS RADIO..

The reference card is very helpful in the field when you have to reset the radio controls according to the rules and make other necessary changes.

Useful for this newbie! I like that it is sealed and has all the information I need in an easy to use format.

Keep up the good work! Love my purchase.

8 1/2 x 11. Well laminated little chart. They shipped it flat too so it's not all curled up. Handy little tool.

I found myself constantly googling gmrs frequencies... I thought, I need a chart... Another quick google search brought me here and I bought the gmrs chart and the cb chart... They are very nice laminated and very informative...

Good stuff, Maynard.

I personally feel the chart is too busy. Some of the information should be on the back. The lamination is great, but there is no differentiation of which channels require a GMRS license. The power chart in lower left corner should be a part of the right side channel chart. The channels, frequencies, license requirement, and power should be color coded. The CTCSS and DCS and mileage, range chart approximation charts should go on the back. Just a couple of days ago I spoke 70 miles mountain top to mountain with my new Wouxun KG-935 HT Mount Equinox Vermont to Mount Greylock, Massachusetts. Mileage chart be damned.

Nice reference chart for folks new to GMRS. I found it to be very helpful and keep it right at my base station for quick reference if needed. The DCS codes need to be updated, but it is helpful as different radios enter the codes differently.

Great chart to have when learning GMRS, and handy to have on the road in case other GMRS radios use the numerical number instead of the actual CTCSS code or DCS code. Only has the first 83 DCS codes listed. Most radios have at least 104 now. Maybe as high as 105-110 for some. I printed the Midland extra channels 1-50 and taped to the back. Also nice to have.

Cist effective handy reference for novice or expert.

Just what I read looking for. Good quick reference.

I suppose I should have thought about the size prior to the purchase. It's still a good reference sheet to have. Large fonts, for those who need it, are easy to read. And likely it will be durable.

Great reference guide for the newbie here. I am able to see what the frequency’s are power requirements.

Functional quick reference and makes freq. programming easier.

much better than the hand book that came with the radio.

Being brand new to GMRS I find this reference chart a must have. Thank you BTWR.

I have always had a tough time remember which channels/frequencies were FRS and which were GMRS.
I will probably buy a few more just to keep in the office, and to take on site.

Perfect for people who spill studf

Great reference tool when info is needed quick lots of good info.

Nice size and very durable. Clear audio.

Nicely laminated cards for quick reference, very handy.

Good for a quick reference and laminated to avoid those coffee spills. Well worth it.

This is a great tool. I tried to add a couple more since shipping would be the same. But alas thecsite would not allow it

I am a HAM radio operator. I have a radio that also can be tuned to GMRS frequencies. I also have a GMRS license. This handy chart gives me the information I need when out in the field to adjust my HAM radio to talk to my friends that are on there FRS/GMRS radios. Both the frequency and tones. It is a must have.