Website Links
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Associations
Federation of Communication Services
The Trade Association for the mobile communications industry in the UK.
The Communication Management Association
The UK’s premier independent membership body for professionals and organisations focused on exploiting communications, networking and ICT, for business advantage.
Official Bodies
Apply for a business radio licence
Ofcom's Online Licensing Service
Business Radio FAQs
Ofcom's frequently asked questions about Business Radio.
Ofcom Business Radio
Information about Business Radio.
Radio Licence Exempt Use
Ofcom is required to exempt radio stations, equipment or apparatus from the need to hold a wireless telegraphy licence where their use is not likely to involve any undue interference to other legitimate use of radio spectrum.
Radio Spectrum and The Law
In the UK the use of any radio transmitting device is required to be either licensed or specifically exempted from licensing under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 (WT Act 2006). For mobile telephones, the use of the spectrum by the network operators is licensed to cover the use of transmitters and repeaters which are under their control, while user devices (i.e.handsets) are covered by a general exemption. It should be noted in particular that cellular repeaters / boosters / enhancers are not exempted devices.
Sites of other interest
antennaPRO
antennaPRO, the official distributor for Amphenol Procom throughout the UK, Ireland and Commonwealth.
Supplying the Blue Light, Commercial, Government, IOT, Military, Public Safety, Transport, Security and Utility sectors with Tetra, LMR, Marine and Aviation solutions from the Procom, Skymasts and Jaybeam Wireless portfolio of products - All under one roof!Electronics-notes.com
Electronics Notes: providing accessible reference information about all aspects of electronics and radio for engineers, radio amateurs and students.
Icom Radio History Through Brochures
We have found this link showing some of our history through radio brochures. If you fancy a nostalgia trip, click here.