Are sure it has been certificated for the current narrowband emission mask? Ham, fine if it isn't. Part 90, it ain't legal if it hasn't.
Take the FCC ID to: <https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm> and see if it's approved for 11K0F3E, Mask D. WalterH --- In [email protected], "skipp025" <skipp...@...> wrote: > > Re: Need MSR2000 PL Reeds or alternate suggestions > > > > Thanks everyone for their feedback. I have two reeds on order from > > > MDM and will just go with that. > > > > Yes, I've told the customer that by 1/1/2013 we'll have to be > > > narrowband, but this is a short-term backup solution so by > > > then we'll figure out something. > > > Check...there are kits to narrowband the rx in the MSR, > > The factory stock MSR-2000 receiver will already operate Narrow > Band without modification. But retro'ing in new narrow band- > width filters would be more realistic. > > > however I have been told that simply turning down the deviation > > on the transmitter will likely NOT meet the new emission mask. > > Does so far, without any problem... unless you're doing something > digital and you don't know how to complete the interface to your > controller. > > > I'll have to pose the question on another list and see what > > I get... > > Jim > > No reason why an MSR-2000 can't continue on in narrow band > operation... I'm already doing said. > > s. >
