It is not out yet or price but they have a good review on u-tube.
Technically, it's a product (pre-advert) announcement, LOL!But it's not FCC approved in the US as of yet. K4FMH
Time for both of you to spend some quality time with Part 97. Then you can properly answer the question:
You made the errant statement. Man up.- Glenn W9IQ
No transmitter.
No FCC approval (certification) for Part 97 transmitters.
Well, I am apparently better versed with regard to FCC regulations. But I am glad you spotted your error.Elitist snob? This from the guy that puts down hams at every opportunity? - Glenn W9IQ
Quote from: W9IQ on March 17, 2021, 08:30:13 AMWell, I am apparently better versed with regard to FCC regulations. But I am glad you spotted your error.Elitist snob? This from the guy that puts down hams at every opportunity? - Glenn W9IQsorry both wrong.Your FCC wants this to be certified as a 47 Part 15 Class B device because it contains a digital processor, and must not emit excessive radiation on its own. Nothing to do with ham radio transmitters at all. You can both blush now.73, Ed