Lets put another one to rest.
WRITE IT IN STONE! the Micor, at least those with the Transmitter
FCC Identifier of CC4224C are Part 95 type accepted. This is the
transmitter on my Micor Community Repeater.
Here is my journey to this data.
I had sent a letter to the FCC Field office back in Dec. requesting
to know if the Micor Community Repeater I have on the air was
certificated for use in the GMRS as it states to do in the GMRS
rules. I also checked with big M and they no longer maintain or
offer data on non current radios. I waited a few months for word
from the FCC and after I didn't receive a reply, I contacted R.H. to
see if he could help. He did some hunting came up empty and he then
referred me to someone and so on and finally I ended up with an EE
who assisted me. Well as most of us know the older equipment prior
to late 1981 are not contained in the OET database. The FCC does not
maintain publicly available records of any equipment before this
point so if it doesn't have the current style ID (Grantee
Code/Product code) you will be hard pressed to find the
authorization data. The EE had a copy of the "FCC Radio Equipment
List" dated January 1, 1983, this is where the proof is. On page 302
in black and white the transmitter CC4224C is authorized for rules
part 21, 90 & 95. If any one has one of these lists keep it! I will
scan the info later tonight and post it on my website. There are
other Motorola transmitters listed on that page that are Part 95
also that people might be interested in.
DougD
WPSI726
KC2KGY
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