I live in Williams Lake British Columbia Canada. Does anybody in Canada know where I can go and get an FCC license for two way radio frequency so I have my own channel.
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FCC license and Canada For two way radio frequencies I would like to have my own channel
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The FCC is a United States Agency. They don't control the licensing process in Canada.
OK, where would I go to in Canada to get a radio channel license?
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I don't live in Canada, maybe someone who does can assist you.
The FCC is US agency. I think you are looking for this: Spectrum management and telecommunications - Home
Usually the best/easiest way to do this is to contact a local two way radio shop and work with them.
Likely they'll know the procedures for applying for a license for your specific case. They can assist you with the licensing paperwork, and can assist you with getting proper radios.
Contact you local office: RIC-66 — Addresses and Telephone Numbers of District Offices
I've emailed my local office and made changes to our FD frequency license. Super simple to deal with and they were able to answer any questions I had. You can try that route, or like mentioned above, get it touch with a radio shop that can likely assist you.
I've emailed my local office and made changes to our FD frequency license. Super simple to deal with and they were able to answer any questions I had. You can try that route, or like mentioned above, get it touch with a radio shop that can likely assist you.
Thank you for your help. I really do appreciate it and I will give them a call something else. What happens if you turn off Stan status vindication
If it is for personal use I would go with a GMRS license. Most of the GMRS frequencies can be used in both countries. SP 462/467 MHz — Spectrum Utilization Policy to Permit Licence-Exempt Devices in the Land Mobile Frequency Sub-bands 462/467 MHz
OK, thank you very much for your help
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