Our engineering group has developed a small 802.11 b/g client (just a little bigger than a blue tooth head set. It is an external plug-in device allowing another product to be Wi-Fi accessible). Since there is not a lot of surface area on the product, can the FCC and IC markings be left off the product and only placed in the manual? If it has to be on the product what is the minimum size of the lettering?
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