At 10:20 AM 6/10/2009, Nigel Gunn G8IFF/W8IFF wrote:
True.
If equipment needed an FCC number then you wouldn't be allowed to
use home brew gear without it being tested by the FCC.
Ben Jackson wrote:
Devices used in the Amateur Radio Service do not require authorization
prior to being
Hi Clint.
... Now on to using these radios. Clint - since you have been
stridently
insisting on the illegality of using non-FCC-certified radios on the US
ham bands, could you please show us the specific law/rule/regulation
that states that hams cannot use non-certified commercial gear in
On Thu, 2009-06-11 at 12:13 +1000, Tony Langdon wrote:
At 07:09 AM 6/11/2009, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
I actually have one of the JT-308s, and found it to be not too bad.
It's a bit deaf and it has not got the cleanest output but there are no
particular nasties in the output. A VX-7 is
Is not the issue that, in the US, whilst it is illegal to sell or import for
sale non approved apparatus, it is
perfectly legal for the end user to import a single item of any one type for
personal use.
Clint Bradford wrote:
This was - I thought - common knowledge, George. After working
This started my day off with a good chuckle, thanks Ernie...
73 Jeff kb2m
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Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Way-OT: Re: Full Duplex HT's
Its interesting that nobody seemed to look at their main page, where I
found this statement:
**WOUXUN Two-way radios are CE FCC and RoHS approved.**
And further down the page:
_WOUXUN Two-way radios are FCC approved.FCC ID:WVTWOUXUN03
Feeding this ID to Google I find this:
Here the even the possession is prohibithed...
An extract from the Canadian Radiocommunication Act
PROHIBITIONS INTERDICTIONS
Prohibitions 4. (1) No person shall, except under and in
accordance with a radio authorization, install,
operate or possess radio apparatus, other than
(a) radio
I called that the plug and play syndrome. Who's the one who never try to use
his new gadget right out from the box without reading the
instructions first? You? it's not a question to be lazy but too eager to play
with. In the end you confirm what i said in a previous post
you agree with it
I seem to have learnt something new today. I didn't think that front pannel
programmable radios that were frequency agile could get an FCC approval (for
Part 90 or other non ham use) these days. I also looked up the FCC ID on the
FCC web site and found a copy of the manual that seems to
Thanks. And of course aviation and some marine radios have various degrees of
frequency agility, still I was under the apparently mistaken impression that
user accessible front pannel programabiltiy was frowned upon in the land mobile
bands in the USA.
I'll have to see if they have also
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Mark Spencer wrote:
I seem to have learnt something new today. I didn't think that
front pannel programmable radios that were frequency agile could
get an FCC approval (for Part 90 or other non ham use) these days.
I also looked up the FCC ID on
... Also check out the Motorola JT1000 ...
Sure ... Let's discuss a fifteen-year-old HT that has long been
discontinued by Motorola
Clint Bradford
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Joe,
I used the AMSAT web site to check your numbers (
http://www.amsat.org/amsat-new/tools/predict/). Enter the coordinates you
gave and choose next 30 passes or so to look ahead into the future.
The first passes of the day seem to be within +- 1 minute of your
predictions for 50, 51, 27, and
Here is most of the info you are looking for:
http://amsat.org/pipermail/amsat-bb/2009-February/017391.html
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 5:44 AM, Vincenzo Mone vim...@alice.it wrote:
Hi folks,
is it possible to know the Downlink and if any uplink frequencies and modes
for these new birds:
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Clint Bradford wrote:
... Also check out the Motorola JT1000 ...
Sure ... Let's discuss a fifteen-year-old HT that has long been
discontinued by Motorola
So, that proves that front-panel programmable commercial radios have
been
Wow .. sure have faced a bunch of hostility from friends here (grin).
No one has cited any specific US/FCC Code on any aspect of the matter
- except for me, of course.
I have a conference call set up for Tuesday with the FCC's OET and
another department. We all can agree that pure amateur
For anyone seriously interested in all of this, here's a partial list
of applicable rules to study ...
47 CFR 2.801: Radio frequency (RF) device defined
2.803: Radio frequency (RF) device defined and Marketing of radio
frequency devices prior to equipment authorization. - What can be
actually the whole of
http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr_2005/octqtr/47cfr2.1204.htm seems like an
excellent citation to consider and I would hope it is addressed in clint's
findings. 47cfr2.1204(a)(3)(i) also seems interesting as it specificly
addresses, operation within one of the Commission's
It's also the way, until thy were recently approved, that numerous
FT-817 users were getting the small THP HF linear amplifiers.
Ordering them direct from THP.
Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK) wrote:
This appears to allow us to order up to 3 of these radios from
overseas, as long as we are
Hello to all
I am the one who originally posted this subject on this BBS
I just posted it to give a little head scratching,and by the look of it I
have done more then that.
I apologize to anyone who is upset with this,I meant no harm.
I really enjoy using this BBS and I have learned allot from it
I have a conference call set up for Tuesday with the FCC's OET and another
department...
May I suggest that unless this radio runs full duplex and is proven to have
significant sensitivity, there is probably a more appropriate forum than the
AMSAT-BB...
One person's time/space consuming effort
May I respectfully suggest, Roger, that you read the entire message -
where I already stated,
... I will not be reporting my findings here ...
Clint Bradford, K6LCS
909-241-7666
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