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Please be aware that unlicensed operation of radio broadcast stations is prohibited, even at low powers such as 1 watt or less. The only unlicensed operation that is permitted on the AM and FM broadcast bands is covered under Part 15 of the FCC's rules, and is limited to a coverage radius of approximately 200 feet.

An Assignment of an Authorization must be requested from the FCC when a license is assigned to another party. An Assignment of Authorization involves a complete transfer of controlling interest in ownership in the license and generally involves the changing of the Licensee name.

To apply for transfer of control, the licensee must use this form, FCC Form 603. The licensee must also complete and submit an FCC Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Ownership Form, FCC Form 602, with exhibits describing how the ownership structure would be changed by the transfer of control.

Do You Need a License for Your Two-Way Radio? Yes, below are the reasons why you should apply for one. A proper license protects you from interference, and if by any chance it occurs, you can report to the FCC, who can help you out.

Two-way radios that are below 2 watts can be used license free. License free, low powered radios are used for short range communication typically 0.5 to a few miles. Any radio above 2 watts will require an FCC license to operate.

An FCC license grants an organization legal permission to operate on a specific frequency, within a particular radio band, using a specific type of radio signal emission. Individuals, businesses, or organizations that want to operate on Industrial/Business Pool frequencies must have a license.

If you purchase a FRS / GMRS radio you can avoid the need for a license by staying within the FRS channels (usually channels 8-14). On May 18th 2017 the FCC adopted new rules: FRS radios are now authorized to use up to 2 Watts ERP (Effective Radiated Power) on FRS 462 MHz frequencies (FRS ch.

For individuals entering the amateur service, or upgrading their license operator class, there are three classes of license, each authorizing privileges corresponding to the qualifications required. The classes of license, from highest to lowest are: Amateur Extra Class, General Class, and Technician Class.