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- SDS150: - New Uniden Scanner announcement at SEMA 2025
FCC grants approval for new Uniden WiFi Bluetooth module scanner related maybe? The FCC reports site recently posted approval for a new Uniden WiFi Bluetooth combo module Model WBMO - FCC ID AMWUA2404 Those have long been highly requested features for inclusion in Uniden scanners
- DSDPlus USA License Data - RadioReference. com Forums
The FCC site states "The Federal Communications Commission (the Commission) makes remote software available for public use" so I may research that to see if it would help
- Part 95 GMRS radio list - RadioReference. com Forums
The FCC website is unreasonably klunky and bloated - but why should it be different from the rest of the government??? LOL I have a GMRS and Amateur license, I'd love to see lists like this of verified LEGAL model numbers, the whole GMRS MURS spectrum is muddled in confusion from the regulations
- Has anyone heard the Wisconsin State Fair system this year (2025)?
Since state fair is using a trunk radio system that differs from the trunk radio system that the state patrol uses, there is a patch onto a interop frequency using a repeater so that both agencies can communicate with one another This patch has been used for state fair week ever sice they went to NXDN
- How to apply for a GMRS license and receive your FCC call sign
The FCC’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 paper applications and submitting via snail mail You may also view the status of pending licenses in the ULS
- Baofeng UV5-R type accepted? | RadioReference. com Forums
There are several UV-5R type clones with FCC certification now FCC ID 2AJGM-UV5R Amateur Radio by PO FUNG ELECTRONIC (HK) INTERNATIOANL GROUP COMPANY FCC ID 2AGNDF8HP Dual-Band FM Amateur Radio by BTECH (BaoFeng Tech) FCC ID ZP5BF-5R Two Way Radio by FUJIAN NAN'AN BAOFENG ELECTRONICS CO ,LTD
- Historical CB License Research - RadioReference. com Forums
Before CB licensing was ended in 1982, records of CB licenses were publicly available on microfiche published by the National Technical Information Service I recall it was a large and expensive dataset, some 450 fiche For a research project, I'm wondering whether anyone has an old microfiche
- Frequency lookup? - RadioReference. com Forums
Go to the main database page for your state and click the Search tab or go to the main US database page, scroll down to Search FCC Data and put the frequency in one of those Alternatively you can search for stuff by frequency on the FCC web sites FCC General Menu Reports 3 1 14 October 7, 2010 or License Search - Advanced License Search Radioreference doesn't have FCC license data for all
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