Is this product compliant with the FCC's Rules? Where can I find the FCC registration information?
1016681
I don't know. Most things electronic these seem to be fcc compliant. I do know it's very fussy machine and helps to be aimed at the tower or a tower if possible. I had a wilson Yaggi antenna(high quality) and still the signal in my area was hit or miss
1016682
I don't know. Most things electronic these seem to be fcc compliant.I do know it's very fussy machine and helps to be aimed at the tower or a tower if possible. I had a wilson Yaggi antenna(high quality) and still the signal in my area was hit or miss
734903
I can't vouch for the website other than my own success, but you can try this:http://freepdfdb.com/pdf/tecsun-pl-360-digital-dsp-radio-receiver-48820500.html
1578161
The UV-B5 is not approved for commercial use in the US; it's sold for amateur licensee use, though it will transmit outside of the amateur bands. There is one cheap Baofeng model that has FCC approval for land mobile use, which includes public safety and business radios. But that still needs a license. I don't know if that unit is approved for the General Mobile Radio Service, which is a sort of 460 MHz licensed CB band, but that's probably the most apprpriate category. Family Radio Service is unlicensed 460 MHz but the power limits are lower than this radio supports.
1009054
I didn't. There isn't any reason to. It is to low in power to worry about FCC regulations. It even works with out power just not as well.
659953
From what I understand, as long as the FCC ID is the same it will work. Super easy to program.
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
1242031
Battery Packs, Chargers,& Power Packs do not fall under FCC jurisdiction. So to answer your question, No it is not FCC Certified. I hope I have provided you with some clarification. If not, write back. Amazon will make certain that I get your question.
499932
Yes on the ham bands. It broadcasts in the FRS bands, but to use it those frequencies would be illegal because it is FCC accepted for commercial use not recreational use.
1924290
Yes, the UL safety certification is: UL1778, cUL 107.3, FCC DOC Class B. Hope that helps. Scott
237727
As you see there are many differing answers to this question, all of them wrong in some areas and right in others. You really need to get your FCC Amateur Radio Operator's License and explore. The short answer is yes, but there are a number of different ways and requirements. There isn't enough room here to cover this subject completely.
2097002
Hello. They are programmed to work right out of the box. We offer free custom programming so you won't hear any other users. Please call us at 855-770-7194 to discuss your FCC license needs. Thank you.
1897378
Go on the web with the FCC with this link http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/. Type in your address.
60932
Depends where you purchase radio from. Some dealers import with no FCC /some do. Make sure you can return radio if no FCC label. Check http://www.mtcradio.com/amateur-ham-radio-transceivers/ for USA FCC label. People that will take English.
1837226
I agree MSN Direct is terrible, after months of complaining to them still no changes. Traffic alerts in covered areas are often not listing accidents, often problems listed are not really there. Weather alerts are often wrong. This is the worst service I've ever seen. I wonder if they are violating FCC regulations by putting out wrong information?
1388774
Yes this is the FCC approved unit. The non FCC approved products start with an 8 instead of a 4. Example : 461010 instead of 861010. So 461010 is the FCC approved.
1243784
If it has the same FCCid - then it should. This is the bandwidth of the signal allowed. If you have an exiting remote, then on the reverse, it tells what FCCid you need. If you have none - you better check the owners manual, or at a dealer.
2150994
Not unless you unlock the radio. An that is against FCC regulation's. Could get into trouble. But contact the FCC.