FCC Search by Frequency? - RadioReference.com Forums
Jan 31, 2024 · For the life of me, I can't find where I can search the FCC database by frequency. Probably because I'm not that familiar with lingo. I did try searching before asking but there's so much info to sift through. It's more than likely right in front of my face. would appreciate a point in the right direction please.
Convicted felon and FCC license | RadioReference.com Forums
Aug 31, 2021 · In this case the FCC revoked a ham license for a 17-year-old conviction, despite a ruling from an ALJ that the license should be upheld. FCC Reverses ALJ’s Decision, Revokes Convicted Sex Offender’s Amateur Radio License (arrl.org)
GMRS repeater linking and the FCC - RadioReference.com Forums
Jun 21, 2024 · At the end of the day, the FCC's opinion is the only one that matters. One's license is a privilege not a right, and the FCC isn't an agency that operates by criminal evidentiary rules- they find fact with those who violate their rules, and issue NOVs and NALs accordingly, and modify/suspend/revoke accordingly. Sue them if you don't like it.
How long of a wait for GMRS license - RadioReference.com Forums
Oct 17, 2023 · The GMRS process doesn't involve anyone other than the FCC and the applicant, and while their processes can slow down due to issues with their systems, it usually (as in most times) only takes a working day or two to get through the system. Often the delays are due to the applicant having challenges with the often confusing fee payment system.
What's the deal w/ FCC's website? | RadioReference.com Forums
Apr 13, 2023 · To be fair, the FCC has a big database. But so do a lot of other resources on the web. The performance of the FCC website has been horrible for a long time, as in unreliable. It's been that way for years. Nothing new. They obviously do not care. But, they are the only game in town. Which usually leads to the "do not care" attitude.
Part 95 GMRS radio list - RadioReference.com Forums
Sep 25, 2013 · Thought I would throw this out to the ones who are trying to stay compliant with the GMRS rules and do not want to pay the price on new radios,here is a list of a few I have used and are readily available used online. Maxon SM 4450SC-16 channel 40 watt mobile with dual priority scan Kenwood TK...
President George II | RadioReference.com Forums
Sep 7, 2023 · Yet, my Chinese Radioddity CS-47 (AKA Anytone Graces) has an FCC ID, while a simple jumper alters functionality of the radio. I can’t imagine a Chinese company would have a greater influence over the FCC, versus a European company like President.
Questions regarding station class FB2 and MO
Dec 17, 2019 · The FCC is very clear on this. The licensee, --Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Olympic High School and specifically, Laura Mason (shown as the licensee on the FCC license)--is the ONLY one who can authorize adding radios to their system.
Old FCC CB License? - RadioReference.com Forums
Jan 12, 2008 · Since the FCC is unable to provide older Ham licenses, it's unlikely they could provide old CB licenses. If it's not in their database, they don't have the info. That is, if a ham wants an older license's info, it's gone. When you update your license, the FCC does not retain archives of 'old' info, only 'current' info.
Fx0, Fx1, Fx2, Etc. | RadioReference.com Forums
Jul 2, 2007 · Hello fellow scanners. When you go into the database under any state and you click on a county and then under FCC licenses you click on display all FCC licenses in _____County there is the section called Code. I know that MO means Mobile, FB means Fixed Base and that FB2 means Repeater. My question is what do FX0, FX1 and FX2 mean.