Is this injector FCC approved? If not my boss will complain
1668961
The power supplies are approved, the injector block has no active components. So no approval is required.
386936
You are right, this may be an error. Thank you! to verify the remote you need, please: 1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) 2. Send us an Amazon message with your VIN # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
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
932644
Nope. You'll need to purchase a separate POE injector. Make sure the injector is gigabit ready and is at least 802.3af (15.4w) compliant.
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
509058
I'm not sure what FCC ID is?Once figured out how to program the remote. It has worked really well. No problems at all!
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.
391176
Thank you for your inquiry, while this remote looks identical to the one you need, it is not the right FCC. You need FCC E4EG8D-522M-A for you vehicle.
1617285
you will have to refer to the owners manual and follow the instructions from there. If that does not work you may have to seek dealership help. I was fortunate and had no issues, verfiy the remote you have (original) fcc is number matches the new unit you have.
61750
No This is not Carb approved-- Thanks--Dave MONSTER PERFORMANCE 870-580-0940
1152768
Thank you for your inquiry, I see this remote is not compatible, however, to verify please:1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#)2. Send us an Amazon message or call at 877-240-3597 with your VIN #or3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
1169401
I'm not sure either. I was receiving interference from a CBer in a truck who parked near our casita. His rantings were picked up by our PC audio wires and came through too loud and clear. I added this choke but it couldn't prevent the CB transmissions.I was able to get our apartment complex to tell him to stop transmitting. This adapter is quite inexpensive so I'd recommend you buy it and give it a try. It's easy to install too. And easy to remove if you wish.
859501
Hi Erick, I purchased this recently and it comes with the injector. Actually, everything I've purchased from them has come with an injector so for. Very nice!
1887509
YES! USE OF THIS TRANSMITTER IS ILLEGAL!! The FCC ID number on this unit would appear to be ENTIRELY BOGUS! This is simply one of zillions of FM transmitters made in China which are almost universally illegal for use in the US and all but certainly any other significant Western nation as well. Legal Part 15 signal levels are based on antenna radiation levels at certain distances from the antenna. Part 15 AM operation is easy with designated antenna lengths and power levels (10 feet & 100 milliWatts (mW)) but FM is not so easy. Suffice it to say that the legal power level is generally MUCH LESS than 100 mW for FM transmitters and is certainly NOT 500 mW (or more). Sain Sonic also uses this same bogus FCC number on their 1/7 Watt AX-7C transmitter. Most Chinese FM transmitters that I have seen (notably on ebay) at least do not list a FALSE FCC number on them. Sain Sonic (or the company supplying them to Sain Sonic to be fair) seems to be uniquely FRAUDULENT in this regard. Information on Part 15 Identification Numbers may be found at: "https://transition.fcc.gov/Bureaus/Engineering_Technology/Documents/bulletins/oet63/oet63rev.pdf". The relevant portion is at the top of page 5 of that PDF document. The FCC ID Search Form is at "https://transition.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/Welcome.html". You will find that Sain Sonic FCC ID: 2ABT5AX05B7C is not a valid number on file at the FCC. While at the 100 mW level it is unlikely that anyone will want to track you down you should be very much be aware that the use of Sain Sonic transmitters makes you a PIRATE RADIO operator!
397971
I defer to Mr. Miller regarding the applicability to a 1996 model and I can add to his cauthionary note. Mine, too, lasted about a month but the plastic did not fail; the metal rusted. I prefer the much more expensive original equipment replacement antenna from my Toyota dealer.
615852
Thank you for your inquiry, I see this remote is not compatible, however, to verify please: 1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) 2. Send us an Amazon message or call at 877-240-3597 with your VIN # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
606972
I would suspect operator error. I have had no issue with the unit. Obviously safety must be observed when using. Not manufacturers issue