'Kill switch' may be standard on U.S. phones in 2015

CNN ^ | April 16, 2014 | Doug Gross

[Nowhere Man]

35 to 43 Mhz? Hmm, then the military FM radios would have been able to pick up the transmissions. We could get channels 2 thru 6 TV audio bands but there was never anything on worth listening to ;)

True. I've talked to someone who served in the Australian Army and they use their radios to losten to TV audio when they were in the bush. They kept up with the soap operas that way. B-) I have a BaoFeng transceiver I bought for less than $50, I'm an amateur radio operator, it transmits and receives from 130 to 176 Mc and 400 to 520 Mc as well as receive FM radio from 65 to 108 Mc. I have to be careful and triple check when I program it for the amateur radio bands to make sure I do not transmit where I'm not suppose to but it is a good little radio.