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- Convicted felon and FCC license - RadioReference. com Forums
Few years ago, I was doing FCC licensing for my employer We had a customer get denied a license as he was a convicted felon Does this also hold true for HAM radio?? I know of two, both incarcerated for felonies who both renewed there license while in prison Any insight???
- 7. 200 | RadioReference. com Forums
What is wrong with the folks on 7 200 MHz? Sounds like refugees from the 70's CB era
- List of ALL FCC 154mhz Fire Freqs - RadioReference. com Forums
Hello Somewhere in internet land there used to be a list of all FCC allotments for Fire Department use something like this: 154 19 - Fire 154 21 - Fire 154 23 - Fire etc etc then it would go to 155's 154 725 - Police 154 95 - Police etc does anyone have such a list anywhere ? Thank you
- FCC Notice of Unlicensed Operation and Interfering with a Public Safety . . .
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) received a complaint from the Stafford County, Virginia Sheriff’s Office (Sheriff) concerning interference to the Stafford County P25 public safety radio communications system (Stafford County System) operating countywide on certain exclusively licensed radio frequencies In June 2024, Agents from the Columbia, Maryland Field Office
- High-Stakes Fox Hunting: The FCC’s Radio Intelligence Division In World . . .
High-Stakes Fox Hunting: The FCC’s Radio Intelligence Division In World War II With few exceptions, amateur radio is a notably sedentary pursuit Yes, some hams will set up in a national or state park for a “Parks on the Air” activation, and particularly energetic…
- GMRS repeater linking and the FCC - RadioReference. com Forums
According to this popular YouTuber, the FCC is finally taking action to end the practice of linking GMRS repeaters It should be noted that it is common practice for the FCC to not publicly release information when conducting enforcement actions Even when a rogue BDA jammed my public safety
- FCC proposes deleting cellular frequency block rule
They can omit this now, which should lower both engineering and manufacturing costs That's #1 Now, if scanner manufacturers don't have to be worried about the FCC coming after them over some mods, this opens the door to 'open scanners' where perhaps user mods and reverse engineering is encouraged instead of having to be engineered out
- Dot Frequencies. - RadioReference. com Forums
Pretty much standard by FCC rules , with limits to power and usage FF - Medic !!! Ok thanks, I assumed they were but wanted to confirm
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