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hello folks , hope someone can help me
i have built some 433MHz CW transmitters and used them for tracking model airplanes and stuff so I can find them if they get lost , the only ones i have built so far are only a couple of mW output , the company make they low power modules say no license is required for their use ok , so now i want to build a higher power one for greater distance , thinking of using the linx modules which can either have 10mW or 50mW output at 433MHz CW my questions 1) as power increases at some point i will need to get a technician class license , no problem as i will do that , but my question is at what power level is this required ? can you point me to where this is defined ? 2) i know building little transmitters for sale as a product requires an FCC registration number ... but building only a couple for your own use does not .. correct ? ( if so hams couldn't ever build their own transmitters ) thanks for any assistance ... stan |
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