The BOX-6 radio is a relatively inexpensive option for experiencing FT8 communication, especially in the A-class and B-class ham groups. However, since the BOX-6 radio doesn't have an FCC license number (required for amateur radios), how can it be tested? Here's a tutorial to help you out!If you don't want to see the ink spread out, just keep turning the pages.First:Don't try to buy something when you have nothing to offer in return.Otherwise, it might result in a waterborne disaster.Because it's not suitable for you to return to the original topic, I will first explain why making your own is so complicated:
* **Brand-new:** Has approval code.
* **Homemade:** Does not have an approval code; the radio management agency cannot determine whether your homemade device is compliant. Everyone should understand this. Now let's move on to filling out the form. The following image shows the requirements that the country has for devices like homemade ones:
The applicant must provide documentation that proves the device (particularly the RF module) is assembled, such as: purchase records for individual components, a component list, relevant photos of the assembly process, and amateur radio technical specifications (including key RF parameters such as operating frequency, occupied bandwidth, and transmit power). If the device is assembled with an external amplifier, then the RF parameters of the output end of the external amplifier should be used. This is why we need to submit these documents: 1. The form itself doesn't really need to be changed; only the items marked in this document need slight adjustments. Everything else is normal.
(Application form for setting up and using a ham radio station)
(Application Letter)
Regarding the application form, some new users might be thinking: "This is so difficult! I don't think I can do it." Therefore, this form and others will have links to follow (take pictures of the disassembled parts).
2. Super Assembly! (If you receive only individual parts, it's simple; just take a few photos when assembling. There are tutorials available, so basically just connect the fan etc.)
3. Super Disassembly: Here's how to disassemble it: First, remove eight screws – four on the front panel and two for the power connectors – then remove the BNC connector nut. Next, lift off the cover and unplug the fan cable. The final result should look like this.
Now it's time to finish.
4. Submit the materials on platforms such as the government affairs website, and then wait for a call to come to you.
5. The anchor's explanation may be somewhat disorganized, please understand (qwq) Application letter:https://wwdw.lanzouo.com/iccWx37mi2le密码:hggw
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