Are kits or boards that require some user assembly exempt... or is that
just related to UL?

- Dan

At 07:33 PM 6/17/02 +0000, you wrote:
>>What about those PICs with built-in 4 MHz RC oscillators?  How does one
>>qualify a project built with, for example, a 12c508 and not much else.
>
>The FCC requires that the operating frequency of the "circuit" be less than
>1.7xx MHz to be exempt, I think.  Doesn't matter if it's integrated or not.
>At least that's how it struck me when I read it.
>
>Go to Harold's site and check out part 15.103  - it details everything
>pretty plainly.
>
>--Andrew
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