FCC ID Documents and Exhibit Information

This page provides a walk-through of the process to look up and retrieve manufacturer's FCC test information related to a variety of Amateur Radio related commecial products. A listing of FCC ID for sample Amateur Radio products is provided below on this page.

FCC website: https://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid

FCC.io website for FCC ID queries: https://fcc.io

Example for Anytone AT-D878UVII Plus (T4KD878UVII from sticker on rear of radio).

Step 1: Copy FCC ID into submission field on fcc.io website. Click the SUBMIT buton to the right of the field.

Step 2: The fcc.io tool brings up a page on the fcc.gov website with a listing of possible documents associated with that FCC ID. A screen shot of results is below:

Step 3. Pick a row and click on the Detail blue hyperlink in the second column to open a listing of the exhibits for that product. After you have reviewed a few of these records you will learn which types of document (names) yield the information you're looking for.

The product may include multiple radio frequencies and/or modes with separate exhibits leaving you to look through the multiple exhibits/records and find the one applying to what you're interested in. The example above include Bluetooth in the 2.4 GHz band (rows 1 and 2), and VHF and UHF bands with differing modes (rows 3 through 6).

Example FCC ID for Amateur Radio products

Want to add your radio or amateur radio-related product to this list? Please send info for the first three columns to: <my-call>@arrl.net. Will try to add information as it comes in (but there may be a day or two delay when life-happens)...

Will sort rows to be more readable (and find radios quickly) in the near future.

If you would like to share your Amateur-Radio related product infomation to be added to this list, please send info for the first three columns to <mycall>@arrl.net. Will add to table as life permits. Thanks and 73.