[Elecraft] FCC ID & DOC # for the K2...
GUY HAMBLEN
hamblen9 at optonline.net
Sun Oct 25 18:53:44 EDT 2009
Here's a link to information about an FCC ID#. St Lucia
Telecommuncations Bureau is asking for this information prior to
bringing my transceiver into the country.
"An FCC ID has 2 elements. The first is a three-character Grantee Code
which usually begins with an alphabetic character and does not contain
1s or 0s. The FCC permanently assigns this code to a company for
authorization of radio frequency equipment." from
http://www.tech-faq.com/fcc-id.shtml.
My Yaesu handheld has a FCC ID on the case under the battery. I may be
mistaken, but isn't this # part of the Type Acceptance process for any
transceiver?
As I find the answer, I'll post to the board. Thanks, Guy, N7UN/2
> From: Phil Kane
> AFAIK there is no such thing as "FCC ID" for a transceiver of
> this sort but check with Elecraft to see if they have ever run
> into this.
An amateur bands-only transceiver capable of operating strictly within
Part
97 spectrum is exempt from FCC importation certification/authorization.
See
47 CFR 2.1204(a)(2). This rule is further exemplified under ET Docket
No.
03-108; FCC 07-66. "Cognitive Radio Technologies and Software Defined
Radios."
Paul, W9AC
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