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- 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
- SpaceX gets VHF freqs | RadioReference. com Forums
FCC DA 24-1160 In this Order and Authorization we grant the request of SpaceX for authority to deploy radiofrequency beacons that would operate in VHF spectrum within the 137 00-138 00 MHz (space-to-Earth) and 148 00-150 05 MHz (Earth-to-space) MHz bands and to operate those beacons on up to 450 of its Gen2 Starlink satellites, as
- FCC Search by Frequency? - RadioReference. com Forums
I prefer maprad io versus the FCC ULS which I find a bit cumbersome to comb through at times In addition to more customizable search queries, with maprad you get a nice map satellite imagery interface you can use to help you pinpoint licenses
- How to apply for a GMRS license and receive your FCC call sign
To obtain a GMRS license, one must file an application with the FCC and pay a $70 fee No exam is required, and the license is valid for 10 years The FCC #8217;s Universal Licensing System (ULS) is is an online portal to manage your FCC applications licenses, and pay any applicable fees via a single account The ULS eliminates the need for
- FCC Bans ‘Bad Labs’ from U. S. Equipment Authorization Process
From an FCC press release: WASHINGTON, May 22, 2025—The Federal Communications Commission today adopted new rules to block and remove Chinese government and other untrustworthy actors’ ability to assert control over America’s wireless equipment authorization process The rules will ensure that
- In re: Delete, Delete, Delete FCC looks to eliminate rules and . . .
The FCC toyed around with moving GMRS to license by rule about a decade back Enough people spoke up that they never carried through with that The serious GMRS users wanted to keep it the way it was, and not have it turn into another free for all radio service As for FCC declining to enforce current law, that's not entirely accurate
- Getting Licensed For UHF Itinerant Frequencies
Back when I was a bit more active in the hobby, some frequencies were available that required an FCC license, but did not require frequency coordination I am thinking 464 5000 and 462 5500, but it seems like there are others My wife and I would likely use these while out ATVing UTVing
- NYS DEC FCC License Attachment - RadioReference. com Forums
I stumbled across this little gem, attached to a few NYS DEC FCC Licenses that were recently approved Of note, "The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has secured funding and is finalizing its planning stages for the design and implementation of a Project 25 (P25) Statewide Land Mobile Radio System (LMR) "
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