Can a Class A Radio License Install a Vehicle-Mounted Radio?

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Radio a certificate can install a vehicle-mounted radio. The 7900 has a transmission power of 50W and requires a Class B license. A Class A license can only use models with less than 25W. Below is an introduction to vehicle-mounted radios: Understand the facts: Vehicle-mounted radios can usually be used to monitor traffic police frequencies, offering many benefits. They provide real-time updates on situations, such as special operations happening today—whether they are targeting lane violations or overtaking; which road sections have accidents or traffic jams, etc. They can also prevent theft: Using a vehicle-mounted radio for theft prevention involves connecting a dual-tone decoder to the radio's audio output port, driving a multi-contact relay. The relay can cut off or short-circuit necessary circuit parts when activated, controlled by a handheld walkie-talkie transmitting dual-tone codes, with a range of several kilometers.