Tio Pedro wrote:

"Syl" wrote in message
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Tio Pedro a écrit :

Dear Senor Pedro,

That "part" is unclear to me. I try to understand what makes
a transmitter Part 15 compliant when homemade as opposed
to a commercial unit. Does the 100mw input still holds
(but owner/builder doesn't have to get "approved" by FCC) or
is it a don't get caught transmitting on a commercial
frequency -i.e. create interferences- and you'll do fine thing ?

Syl

Mon Ami

I tried googling the FCC website, but not much luck...
There is (was) a section that mentioned that it was legal to build
a part 15 transmitter, provided it meet the FCC requirements for
regarding power, antenna limitations and spectral purity. There
was a limit on the number of such devices that could be built and
owned by individual as well.

Pete


You want to wade through CFR 47, part 15. That has the laws the FCC
is supposed to enforce.


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