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August 1st 06, 05:33 PM
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FCC legal question
richard wrote: "harvey" wrote in message ... On wifi 2.4GHZ transceivers they require to be FCC certified: "Certified" basically means that the device meets or exceeds all of the requirements set forth by the FCC. WHO GIVES A ****?? Are vendors required to supply FCC numbers by law to inquiring customers? Possibly, depending upon the type of device. What "number" specifically? Are radios that have been modified such as placed in an enclosure with antenna required to be recertified by law? Not if you did it yourself and have no intention of marketing it. "Certification" or "Type acceptance" is basically used for mass marketing letting the public know that the device does meet the minimal requirements. What is the real-world policy of the FCC on the above two questions? Thanks, in advance, for any helpful answers |
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