Is this radio FCC compliant?
902977
These are bootleg radios that should not be used without a license from the FCCIgnore these other answers. These radios can broadcast on bands that require an FCC license. Don't think you'll get caught? Read thishttp://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304434104579378994224188328https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-13-83A1.pdfhttp://www.nwnews.com/index.php/local/news/9711-resident-causing-radio-interference-faces-steep-fines
902978
I have no idea, the kids use them mostly. I think they only have 15 channels out of the box. I read most of the reviews, there were some questions along the same lines as yours about other features. You can hack almost anything.
902979
Apparently, if you leave a link in the questions and answers you can find the information you need and a youtube video http://hamgear.wordpress.com/2012/08/11/review-baofeng-bf-666s-bf-777s-bf-888s-and-look-alikes/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QW1Tdd9bzg
902980
Apparently, if you leave a link in the questions and answers you can find the information you need and a youtube videohttp://hamgear.wordpress.com/2012/08/11/review-baofeng-bf-666s-bf-777s-bf-888s-and-look-alikes/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QW1Tdd9bzg
2150994
Not unless you unlock the radio. An that is against FCC regulation's. Could get into trouble. But contact the FCC.
2176388
Can't say about that. Again, this product violates FCC rules for RFI (Radio Frequency Interference). I do not recommend that you purchase it.
123590
Yes. FCC license is required based on frequencies used and transmission power. Anything over .5 watts needs a licence and most frequencies that are not in the range of family service radio frequencies need a license. See the FCC website for more details on what you can use without a license.
808764
No. This radio is designed as a ham radio transceiver. You need a license to operate this radio legally with the exception of just listening.Steve W6SDM
2150993
It is capable of operating on the same frequencies but GMRS requires a licence in the US. There may also be restrictions about using non-type approved equipment meaning this radio must be approved by the FCC for use on GMRS or FRS frequencies and I don't believe this one is approved.
287802
Depends:http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=licensing&id;=ship_stations
1236638
PS: If these radios are not "type accepted" it is illegal to use them on any band, except but a licensed ham on the ham freq. Only.
659953
From what I understand, as long as the FCC ID is the same it will work. Super easy to program.
2004279
Yes. You just want to make sure the FCC and P/N match (on back of current remote). Thanks!
1940539
fcc.gov you will find the paperwork there, but just ignore the license, i've never had an issue with fam or friends getting in trouble for not obtaining one in my 30 yrs using vhf or uhf radios
966643
This antenna should work fine. You may have to adjust the power setting to keep the levels within fcc limits.
1923011
You need an FCC amateur radio operator's license to operate this radio in transmit mode. You do need a license to operate in receive-only mode.
831925
It. should, but it's not legal to use on there. Because it's not type accepted by the Fcc for Comerical use .
692129
Yes, it is compliant with IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11g, and 802.11b standardsThe full specifications are available here:http://www.trendnet.com/products/proddetail.asp?prod=200_tew-736re&cat;=165
1700181
Simple answer is NO. This is not a short wave radio transmiter. It will receive short wave broadcast only. This unit is an FM transmitter and you must have at least a Technician License issued by the FCC to transmit.
61859
These radios are pre-programmed to the 16 law enforcement frequencies which are illegal to transmit on. A list of these can be found on google.