RE: [WISPA] Getting the sticker.

2007-02-20 Thread Harold Bledsoe
ailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rick Smith Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 9:40 AM To: 'WISPA General List' Subject: [WISPA] Getting the sticker. Anyone understand the full process of getting something certified at the FCC ? I.e. I'd like to send in an RB112 with SR9, pigtail,

Re: [WISPA] Getting the sticker.

2007-02-19 Thread Jason
Please correct this logic where applicable: So why can't WISPA pay to get an MT Box certified with a high gain antenna, and all WISPA members can then be "assemblers": buy radio cards & antennas of equal or lesser gain, put them together and print out a sheet of avery "WISPA Certified" sticker

Re: [WISPA] Getting the sticker.

2007-02-19 Thread wispa
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:40:14 -0500, Rick Smith wrote > Anyone understand the full process of getting something certified at > the FCC ? No, but what I do know, is that it's several thousand dollars per test routine. Then, when you're done, the ONLY people who can sticker it, is the guy that b

[WISPA] Getting the sticker.

2007-02-19 Thread Rick Smith
Anyone understand the full process of getting something certified at the FCC ? I.e. I'd like to send in an RB112 with SR9, pigtail, LMR jumper, and Pac Wireless Yagi to get certified as a combination. And, every other combination I use. As I understand the rules, that would allow me to cal