I am assuming that the Powerwerx DB-750X is not permitted on GMRS because it lists FCC Part 90 compliance, but nothing is mentioned for Part 95. Anyway, what would have to happen to gain FCC Part 95 compliance? Is it simply a matter of applying with the FCC and then, if they pass tests, they are Part 95 compliant or is there more to this process?
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Powerwerx DB-750X On GMRS
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mirayge
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They would use another service for testing and submitting the type compliance to the FCC. Not likely to happen because that is a dual band radio. Most people here seem to like the front programmable Kenwood
tk-805d-1, I think it is type 95 certified.
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