Need Help with Radio Project

[cncmachineguy]

No help from me, but wanted to say CONGRATS!!!! I hope it works out for you!

[Bruce]

The best info/help you can get for this is from folks that do product testing and certification for a living.

This company can handle the FCC testing & certification:

Compatible Electronics
102 Olinda Drive, Brea, CA 92823, United States
Phone: +1 714 579 0500
Fax: +1 714 579 1850
www.celectronics.com

This company handles FCC certification and UL http://analab1.com/

Just give them a call and let them know what you have. They'll help you, and give cost estimates for free.

Best of luck with the new gadget...

[dhouston]

To add to what Bruce has suggested, you can tell the FCC test lab folks any necessary details w/o worrying about confidentiality - it's a given of their service.

[prstein]

To add to what Bruce has suggested, you can tell the FCC test lab folks any necessary details w/o worrying about confidentiality - it's a given of their service.

Thank you Dave. I always enjoy reading your posts. You advice is good, of course. Never really had any concerns about dealing with a reputable testing company, just a little wary of putting the whole design on the internet! Lots of people smarter and faster than me...

Best Regards,
Paul

[prstein]

The best info/help you can get for this is from folks that do product testing and certification for a living. [...]

Thank you Bruce. I've contacted one of the companies already and will hit the other in the morning. That was just the kind of specific advice I was hoping for.

Best Regards,
Paul

[prstein]

No help from me, but wanted to say CONGRATS!!!! I hope it works out for you!

Hi Bert,

Thank you very much! At worst it's a good kick in the pants to FINISH this thing. Plus it will help keep me out of mischief for the next month or two.

Best Regards,
Paul