Karl,
I'd better add that part 2 applies to everything. Part 5 is was intended
for radiators portable phones etc but the fcc seemed happy to accept
computer stuff for an experimental license. It did feel a bit silly saying
na to antenna and TX power in uWatts.
Regards Ian.
In message "labelling of prototypes in US", you write:
> Karl,
> from the look of your address you are an importer. I'd suggest looking
> at FCC Part 2 section 2.1204. Alternatively apply for an experimental
> license under Part 5. I think that the FCC prefer the experimental license
> method. It costs about $50 and they take visa etc.
>
> Regards Ian.
>
> In message "labeling of prototypes in US", you write:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > can anyone advice me about the labeling requirements
> > of equipment that has to be registered by FCC but isn't
> > yet ?
> >
> > Some years ago when I had deal with this question the
> > first time, I was informed that one has to use the
> > following text:
> > "This device has not been approved by the Federal
> > Communications Commission. This device is not, and may
> > not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased
> > until the approval of the FCC has been obtained."
> >
> > Is this information up to date ? Are there any require-
> > ments concerning material and design of the label ?
> >
> > Thank you very much in advance.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Karl
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