Do these radios have the FCC sticker on them so they are Part 90 Certified?
60931
I just looked at the back of the Wouxun and there is no FCC sticker. I have seen the same one with a FCC sticker sold by Powerwerx.com
60932
Depends where you purchase radio from. Some dealers import with no FCC /some do. Make sure you can return radio if no FCC label. Check http://www.mtcradio.com/amateur-ham-radio-transceivers/ for USA FCC label. People that will take English.
2251465
The radios are new and in original packaging. Not sure what is meant by "sertificates." If you are asking about certificates, it is still unclear what you are asking. There are no certificates applicable. If you are asking about an FCC license for GMRS frequencies, the answer is no. You must separately apply with the Federal Communications Commission and pay a licensing fee of around $90. You cannot legally operate these radios on the GMRS frequencies until you have received a license and call sign from the FCC.
1685677
"Commercial" is somewhat of a marketing term, much like "professional". In this case, though, it means that the radio can be programmed for the "Business Band" frequencies. It's often forgotten that these Chinese hand-held radios were developed and subsidised to be commercial radios -- not ham radios. With the forced conversion to narrow-band, there was a huge opportunity to sell new public-service and business radios to the U.S. market. Unfortunately for the Chinese, the FCC has dragged its feet on approving most of these radios for "Part 90", while quickly approving the traditional Japanese manufacturer's products. That left ham radio as a potential market, as well as those who really don't care about FCC approval. Much hysteria has developed with crazy fear-mongering over radio police swooping in and jailing people for using non-approved radios. Yeah, sure. These radios don't cause any problems if used responsibly, which is the same that can be said for an "approved" radio. Don't use the "scrambler" and don't transmit on a frequency that you aren't licensed to use. And don't worry about the "radio police", because they can't tell by listening if your radio is a Wouxun or a Yaesu, and they really only respond (very slowly) to documented complaints. Oh, and you won't go to jail, either.
223223
These are two-way radios and do not need to be programmed. You do not need a license to use these in the U.S.
1500912
The left side "knobs" are not real---only cosmetic. The radio is a miniature copy of the Grundig Satellit series (400, 500, 700), which did have functional knobs on that side.
1631694
Technically yes....but these radios are not FCC certified for use on the Maritime service. The only legal way to use them is to have a Ham radio license and to use them on Ham frequencies.
1111909
Yes they are a set of 4 stamped with RF, LF, RR, and LR for locating position. Come with snapping plugs for easy installation.
1101973
I am Not sure and I have not looked at the present time. there is no real reason why I should look for AFC C label if you are looking to start trouble you may want to think otherwise there are plenty of radio operators who have these radios and are not concerned with that requirement. so at this time I am declining to answer your question you can contact the manufacturer of the equipment to find outFWD spac
1808630
There is nothing on the label saying it contains lead or mercury. It does says it complies with all standards from the US FCC.
1940538
Not sure what you mean by license for these radios... There is no license required to own and operate these radio in the United States. Just buy them and use them.
134556
I don't know, to tell you the truth... sorry. I bought these for my folks, they're not on my car.
1856499
Don't believe so. So inexpensive doubt sold separately. Also, frequencies may be different. Recommend purchasing new complete set, regardless of make/model chosen.
2212340
Yes. They seem to be the same set frequencies (16 channels). Amazon also lists a 4 pack of these radios.
1940539
fcc.gov you will find the paperwork there, but just ignore the license, i've never had an issue with fam or friends getting in trouble for not obtaining one in my 30 yrs using vhf or uhf radios
2228376
The remote should have a sticker on the back with FCC ID, however they often wear away and cannot be read. If you would like to confirm your part number you can send us an Amazon message with your vehicle information and VIN #, or contact a local dealer to verify part number. Thank you!
672865
Part 90 radio will be the UV6 or UV8. I much prefer the new UV8, true dual band and nice color display. Got two of themand giving away the UV6. There are slight differences in the UV6, more coverage on some, confusing yes!
1676628
Yes, they should work just fine. I have used mine with several other brands of radios trouble free.