Motorola's CP200 is a portable two-way radio available in a 4-watt VHF and a 5-watt UHF pattern. It is Closeness programmable and can impel on either four or 16 channels. The CP200's important controls accommodate a great push-to-talk Press-stud, one bulky rotary channel selector and a unmarried rotary on/off/jotter discipline. To Shade outside interference from others using the twin Closeness, 42 criterion tone private path codes and 84 principles digital private string codes are included. The Motorola CP200 comes with a 2250 mAh lithium ion battery and a charger. File an application for the license online at the FCC Universal Licensing System website or download FCC Form 605 and apply by mail. As of May, 2011, the fee for the license is $85. The license is valid for five years.
2. Apply for an FCC Business Radio Service license. If you'll be using the CP200 for commercial purposes, count the number and the anticipated frequencies of the CP200 radios in your business system. Provide the information to an FCC-authorized private frequency coordinator to get approved frequency allocation. File an application for the business radio service license online at the FCC Universal Licensing System website. As of May, 2011, the fee for the BRS license is $260. The license is valid for five years. Ten days after filing your application, you are permitted to start conditional operation until you receive the formal license.
3. Apply for an FCC general mobile radio service license if use will be restricted to home/family activities. This radio operates on frequencies and at faculty output ratings which thirst for Federal Sign Comission licensing.
