What Is FCC Part 90?
Direct Answer:
FCC Part 90 governs private land mobile radio systems used by businesses, public safety agencies, and industrial operations. It defines eligibility, technical requirements, and operational rules for licensed radio systems.
What It Covers
- Frequency eligibility
- Power and coverage limits
- Interference protection
- Licensing requirements
Why It Matters
If you operate a business radio system, you are almost certainly under Part 90.
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