Simplex and/or Itinerant License - Non-Profit

Simplex and/or Itinerant License for Mobile Radios (below 470MHz)

Good for 10 years, perfect for businesses who don't use a repeater or base station.

• Simplex frequencies for use with handheld and/or mobile radios within a 50 mile radius (80km) of a defined location.
• Itinerant frequencies for use when working at various temporary locations, such as construction job-sites or events.

What you get...

• Up to 5 frequencies included in the base price.
  
• either VHF or UHF, or combination (below 470MHz)
• Options to:
  • add simplex or combination of simplex and itinerant
    
  • add more frequencies

** Ordeing more than 10 frequencies may require a letter of justification to the FCC.

• For radio-to-radio communications
• Handheld or mobile radios (no repeaters, base stations, or fixed base antennas allowed)
• Good for 10 years
• Option to monitor frequency prior to submission
• Includes filing the final Construction Notification (known as filing a Schedule K).

Note: You must have a 501c letter issued by the IRS to receive a reduced fee. The FCC will NOT accept state issued letters.

How it works...

• All it takes is to complete a short questionnaire.
• We do all the calculations for latitude/longitude, AAT, ERP, and other technical data.
• We do all the paperwork, submission, and track your application to completion.
• This package is all-inclusive (covers all FCC fees paid on your behalf).
• Then sign your final paperwork.... We take care of the rest!

Who is eligibile for this type of license...

These licenses are in the FCC's Industrial/Business Pool. Eligibility is open to organizations or persons engaged in commercial, educational, philanthropic, ecclesiastical, healthcare, association, or state and local government. A license covers the entire organization and all it's members/ employees.

Did you know, a single frequency can be used across many channels. Through the use of privacy codes (also called CTCSS codes, PL tones, or DCS) these sub-audible tones create unique talk-paths on each channel - even when using just one frequency!

Licensing Terms
The price includes all FCC fees, which we pay on your behalf.  Because of this, once we receive your completed questionnaire a refund cannot be provided. All licenses are granted at the discretion of the FCC.

FCC License for Non-Profits - Simplex (below 470MHz)

Warning   Be advised, serious penalties and prosecution can result from unlicensed transmission on frequencies which require a license, and/or interference with public safety transmissions.

All Land Mobile radios (LMR) require an FCC license to operate.