Notice how the FRS frequencies are the even GMRS frequencies and the last seven frequencies. Remember to account for this difference when you are using your radio. If your team is using FRS 1 it's GMRS 2!
{|class=wikitable!LMAG No. !!FRS !!GMRS !!Frequency (MHz)|-|1|| -||1||462.5500|-|2||1||2|| 462.5625|-|3|| -||3||462.5750|-|4||2||4||462.5875|-|5|| -||5||462.6000|-|6||3||6||462.6125|-|7|| -||7||462.6250|-|8||4||8||462.6375|-|9|| -||9||462.6500|-|10||5||10||462.6625|-|11|| -||11||462.6750|-|12||6||12||462.6875|-|13|| -||13||462.7000|-|14|||7||14||462.7125|-|15|| -||15||462.7250|-|16||8|| - ||467.5625|-|17||9|| - ||467.5875|-|18||10|| - ||467.6125|-|19||11|| - ||467.6375|-|20||12|| - ||467.6625|-|21||13|| - ||467.6875|-|22||14|| - ||467.7125|}[[ Basic Comparison Table ]]
Many manufacturers have programmed their radios based on what is known as the Motorola standard table. Look at a copy here: http://www.marscan.com/Gmrs.htm
([[Motorola standard table]])