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Does Motorola have a copyright on the FDNY knob?

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Does Motorola have a copyright on the FDNY knob?
Probably as I have bought replacement knobs directly from Motorola and also through Authorized Dealers. They aren't really my thing but alot of people like them. My worries are if someone does start mass producing these knobs they will be even more flimsy than the originals and I have some radios that have had the fdny knobs replaced 3 or 4 times with OEM knobs directly from motorola. But to answer your question they do have a part number so they probably are copyrighted.

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