Questions & Answers for: Midland fcc standards

...a frequency counter & a dummy load wattmeter is needed to perform this. I also understand that FCC requires that you be licensed to be able to adjust/calibrate. Hope this be of some help/idea. ...

what is the watt on this radio 2 watts for the GMRS channels (FCC license required), and 1/2 watt for the FRS channels

...are the preferred channels to use for most people. 1-7and 15-22 are considered GMRS and requires a FCC License. Many people have been known to use these channels without having the license. This

...it at http://www.midlandradio.com/Contact-Us one other thing until the radio is fixed it is not FCC part 95 or 97 compliant and is therefor illegal to transmit with ...

...puts the radio into Ham bands which you need a license to transmit on, also modding a CB violates FCC part 95 rules and is therefor illegal to transmit with and the hams report most illegal ...

..."CB'S" which they are not.Hope this helps. Recent changes to UK law now allows fcc type am/ss brigs to be used . They are not compatible with the 'normal' uk fm sets though as ...

..."CB'S" which they are not.Hope this helps. As of about 2014 ish it is now ok to use fcc approved am/Ssb CB rigs in the

...try to estimate your range. FRS channels are 0.5 watts, GMRS channels are 2.0 watts, but require an FCC License. I would stick to line of sight and reduce this if there are physical obstructions ...

...U.K. does have its own peculiar fm segment of the 27 meg band, but it has recently ok'd the use of fcc/ USA type am/ ssb rigs of recent

...a repeater in your area on the UHF band in this range - just for listening. It would require a FCC license under Part 97 of the FCC rules to transmit. The GMRS radios can be licensed under Part ...