[Antennas] re Cordless Phone

Sun, 03 Feb 2002 10:27:32 -0800

One could, I suppose, run a check on the FCC OET database to see if any RF devices
are type accepted.  If not, then, IMO, one would need a license to use the unit.  The one I looked at on this length tx'ed in a non-amateur freq.  But, if a unit was not type accepted, but operated on an Amateur Frequency, then a Ham, w/privileges on that freq, could, subject to Amateur rules such as PEP, RF exposure, spurious emissions, topics of discussion, band plan, operate it.  A cordless phone operating on 2 meter would, in essence, be a repeater connection to the telephone network.   73 DE TIM KG6IRH. 
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[email protected] wrote on 2/3/02 10:23:30 AM
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Could it be one of these    http://www.800cordless.com/
                                     Tony 
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