[Elecraft] KX-2 FCC/DOC ID number?

[Josh Fiden]

Elecraft’s reply is exactly accurate. We are governed by FCC part 97. Amateur Service only requires certification for amplifiers. Read it!!

If the other products you’re looking at are also used outside ham radio, that would explain why they have it. 

It’s surprising to me that other countries would need FCC registration which the FCC doesn’t require. Are you sure they won’t accept the manufacturer’s declaration f conformity?

73
Josh W6XU

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> On Sep 10, 2019, at 6:38 AM, Bob Conder via Elecraft <elecraft at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
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> Fernando - I agree. I found the FCC numbers of all the other transceivers - Yaesu, ICOM & Kenwood...Don't understand why they don't have them...cost ?Bob K4RLC
>    On Tuesday, September 10, 2019, 09:01:09 AM EDT, Fernando Sindeaux <fsindeaux at yahoo.com> wrote:  
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> THIS IS A VERY SERIOUS ISSUE FOR SOME COUNTRIES , LIKE BRAZIL, THAT YOU OUGHT TO HAVE THE FCC ID NUMBER TO REGISTER ANY HAM EQUIPMENT!!!! OTHERWISE YOU HAVE TO PAY A RECOGNIZED COMPANY TO MAKE A FULL ANALYSIS OF SPECIFICATIONS AND SPECTRAL PURITY AND SUBMIT TO ANATEL ( BRAZILIAN FCC ).
> CAN ANYONE IMAGINE THIS COST?!
> SO, ELECRAFT SHOULD HAVE AN FCC ID FOR ALL THEIR EQUIPMENTS.
> ALL THE BEST TO ALL,
> 73’s
> Fernando, PY1BL.
> 
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>> On Sep 6, 2019, at 1:28 PM, Bob Conder via Elecraft <elecraft at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
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>> Here's the reply from Elecraft....a Google search finds FCC IDs for lots of Yaesu, Kenwood and Icom transceivers, tho.Bob K4RLC
>> Hello SirRadio transceivers do not require FCC approval; however amps do. RegardsElecraft Sales 
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