Not only is OET Bulletin 62 available, but on the same site is Bulletin 63
"Understanding The FCC Regulations For Low-Power, Non-Licensed
Transmitters", which is quite good and will answer many of the questions
(for USA folk anyway) that have been floating around this discussion list
at times.  It does not get into technical detail much (must consult the
actual Part 15 for that), but does give a good first background and summary
of frequencies, etc.

Don L. Jackson / Gilbert, AZ
Azark Consulting Group

At 08:43 AM 4/16/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Norm Cramer wrote:
>>
>> What are the FCC rules for kits that use PIC's?  I read 47CFR15.23 about
>> home built devices and 47CFR15.25 about kits but 15.25 only talks about TV
>> interface kits.  Are there any rules for FCC certification of computer
kits?
>
>Check out OET Bulletin No. 62. "Understanding the FCC Regulations for
>computers
>and other Digital Devices". It is a plain english summary of the CFR47
>Part 15
>Regs. I don't have the exact URL handy, but it is available on the FCC
>web site in the OET section. OET = Office of Engineering and Technology
>
>http://www.fcc.gov
>
>Rick Sherman KM6TI
>rick@vcc.com