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Radios Certified for the US Market

FRS for license-free family use, GMRS for powerful consumer fleets, Part 90 for business — the US splits its two-way radio market by license class, and shipping the wrong class stalls customs.

The Regulatory Picture

Bands

FRS & GMRS: 462/467 MHz UHF. Business Part 90: licensed VHF/UHF pairs.

Power caps

FRS: 2 W max, fixed antenna. GMRS: up to 50 W where permitted. Part 90: per license.

License

FRS none · GMRS one family license, no exam (FCC) · Part 90 per business/coordination.

FCC certification is filed under our own name for the LUOTWO / MAYCALL lines — FCC ID copies on request → · verify any ID at fcc.gov.

Which of Our Radios Fit

Line / modelRadio techFit for the US
LT-6300GMRS handheld, 50 CHNative fit — GMRS family license covers your whole fleet.
G3210 / G388PoC 4G LTENo radio license — nationwide over cellular ([US] verified carriers).
N3 / V1-280App-linked PoCNo radio license — data SIM only.
License-free lineFRS-typeLicense-free consumer fleets.
Handheld linePart 90 capableLicensed business fleets — spec with our engineers.

Full per-SKU approval table lands with the catalog upload — ask now and a spec engineer confirms your configuration within 12 business hours.

Three Pitfalls We See Most

FRS power creep

Radios over 2 W or with removable antennas are not FRS-legal — that “free” power risks customs.

GMRS is licensed

No exam, but the family license is required — we pre-program GMRS-freq fleets correctly.

Part 90 is not plug & play

Business frequencies need coordination — send your license, we pre-write the channels.

US-market radios, certification-ready.

Market check before you buy · Quotes within 12 business hours

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