Plug and Play Part 15 Transmitters?

Rich · 2016-01-25T00:27:02Z

A Clip Posted on Another Part 15 board, and of Interest Here:The FCC doesn't care if your transmitter is certified or not, as long as it is operating in compliance with the rules and regulations. Nevertheless, there still is one major advantage to a certified unit; They are already built and ready to use. Plug and play, as it were._________Just to note that setups/operators using transmitters in the AM/FM broadcast bands that were/are FCC-certified under Part 15 are NOT immune from FCC action if their installation and/or performance is found by an FCC field inspection to be non-compliant with Part 15.Examples of such can be found via a reading of the FCC NOUOs issued to the operators of such certified transmitters, based on the public statements of users (and others) pertaining to those systems.

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The Legacy said: "I would dare add to this as to say if you live in an area where Radio Piracy is a problem I'd advise you not to operate a broadcast transmitter."

I said: I live in Florida. I also live 30 miles as the crow flies from the Tampa Enforcement Office if it is still open. I do not live in fear. I have a "Functionally Compliant" station. I do not operate in the shadows. I have been running Part 15 for years. The district boss drives by the exit to my small town 2 times a day.

Posted : 01/02/2016 7:25 am

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In all honesty, the likelyhood of getting inspected by the FCC is nearly nonexistant.

Posted : 01/02/2016 7:28 am

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