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Use of FRS Radios
On January 1, 2002, the Brookline Bird Club adopted the American Birding
Association's (ABA) recommendation to use channel 11/22 (as a national
standard) on Family Radio Service (FRS) radios - also known as hand-held
or two-way radios - used for birding communications. Part of the club's
Code of Ethics
states "
Be considerate of others when using hand-held FRS
radios in the field by keeping the volume low enough to hear a
transmission without disturbing others; by putting distance between those
of us using radios; and by considering the use of earbuds to keep
transmissions private.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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