FCC Licensing

FCC licensing is required for the majority of two-way radio equipment. The are a few exceptions for radios operated under frequencies allocated to the Family Radio Service (FRS) and the Multi- Use-Radio-Service(MURS).  However the so called DOT frequencies that are not part of MURS must be licensed. Fines can be imposed by the FCC for operating radio equipment without a license.

Licensing is a multi-step process requiring the proper forms to be completed and submitted to a "frequency coordinator" and then to the FCC. Once a license is granted and the equipment placed into service the required notifications must be sent to the FCC.

We can take you through the licensing, notification and renewal process.

Narrowbanding

The FCC Narrowbanding Mandate: What You Need to Know to Assure Radio Communications in 2013.

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