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Bookmark or Share- Getting Licensed For UHF Itinerant FrequenciesBack when I was a bit more active in the hobby, some frequencies were available that required an FCC license, but did not require frequency coordination. I am thinking 464.5000 and 462.5500, but it seems like there are others. My wife and I would likely use these while out ATVing/UTVing.
- GMRS repeater linking and the FCC - RadioReference.com ForumsAt 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.
- FCC Search by Frequency? - RadioReference.com ForumsFor 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.
- Are radios required to be FCC certified? - RadioReference.com ForumsThe FCC rules are well published, but they tend to be a bit hard for the layperson to understand. Unfortunately some use the ignorance of the law, coupled with lack of honesty by some radio manufacturers/testing labs (sometimes the same thing) as a reason to do whatever they want.
- Volunteer Monitor program | RadioReference.com ForumsIn 2019, the ARRL and the FCC signed an MOU to implement a volunteer monitor program. The program is coordinated by Riley Hollingsworth K4ZDH who is a former attorney with the FCC Enforcement Bureau. The basis of the program is that Volunteer Monitors, who replace the former Official Observer program, monitor the bands and report information to ...
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