As Brian pointed out, if the transmitter power is changed to exceed the
type certification, then the the change is illegal. Regardless of
whether emissions comply with the other rules.
I understand and you are correct. But I tend to be less concerned about rules than about safety and good engineering. And from a practical point of view, if the signal quality is acceptable and the EIRP is within limits, I doubt the FCC will come knocking on your door.
(Disclaimer: you violate FCC rules at your own risk. Don't blame me.)
This is true in the United States and in Europe. I suspect it's true in most other countries as well.
I agree.
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