e to certain codes of conduct and severe hardware limitations. By FCC rule no CB radio transmitter may exceed 4 watts of transmitting power. A smart operator may use a high quality antenna to 'get out' further but increasing output by almost any other means is prohibited.By contrast 10 meter radio access is restricted but the allowable hardware is not as limited. 10 meter radios operate on frequencies ranging from 28mhz to 29.7mhz. To access 10 meter radio frequencies you are required to obtain an amateur or 'ham' radio license from the FCC. Such licenses are relatively easy to get and usually free of charge. Certain 10 meter radios also operate on FM radio frequencies which will require more advanced licensing. The hardware involved in 10 meter radio can be quite impressive. Unlike CB radio the FCC considers the 10 meter band acceptable for long range communication
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