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Just wanting to know if us forklift drivers need a licence to use the radios at work as none of us "stupid" forkies know. We are on 469.250 at montague fresh and would like to know so we dont get in trouble.If we do what type of licence would we need

nope you personally dont need a licence, the licences would have been paid by whoever owns the radios

what type of licence would you need to operate this type of radio?

It would be a licence to use the frequency wouldn't it???

bananaman wrote:Just wanting to know if us forklift drivers need a licence to use the radios at work as none of us "stupid" forkies know. We are on 469.250 at montague fresh and would like to know so we dont get in trouble.If we do what type of licence would we need

Interesting choice of frequency. Channel 114 in the Police band.

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Comint

sorry that should have been 469.5250 see the stupid forkie comming out in me

It would be a commercial license through the ACMA just like all the other companies that have allocated frequencies.

Ok thanks just to be a pain what type of licence do you need to operate on these frequencies?

bananaman wrote:Ok thanks just to be a pain what type of licence do you need to operate on these frequencies?

I am sure it is in here somewhere??

http://www.acma.gov.au/WEB/HOMEPAGE/PC=HOME

when you find it let us know.

Paul

bananaman wrote:Ok thanks just to be a pain what type of licence do you need to operate on these frequencies?

Probably this type of licence

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Comint

As far as I was aware, as long as the business has the licence for the frequency you are fine to use it.

Rochedalescan wrote:As far as I was aware, as long as the business has the licence for the frequency you are fine to use it.

Correct. The business has payed for the licence, they hand you a radio and you use.

ok thanks