[Amps] Interesting new amplifier

Val val at vip.bg
Sat May 20 08:22:03 EDT 2017


Yes, you could, but I wonder whether this would be legal, or just 
nobody cares.

The FCC form 740 have to be filled when a HF power amplifier is being 
imported in the USA. The importer has to declare one of the cases 
listed below:

1. An equipment authorization has been issued by the FCC

2. An equipment authorization is not required but the equipment 
complies with FCC technical requirements.

3. The described equipment is being imported in limited quantities for 
testing and evaluation for compliance with technical requirements or 
marketing suitability. The equipment will not be offered for sale or 
otherwise marketed.

4. The described equipment is being imported in limited quantities for 
demonstration at industry trade shows and will not be offered for sale 
or otherwise marketed.

5. The described equipment is being imported solely for export. It 
will not be offered for sale or otherwise marketed in the U.S.

6. The described equipment is being imported for use exclusively by 
the U.S. Government

7. Three or fewer radio receivers, computers, or other unintentional 
radiators as defined in Part 15 of the FCC Rules, are being imported 
for an individual's personal use and are not intended for sale.

8. The described equipment in being imported for repair and will not 
be offered for sale or otherwise marketed .


There is no case like this: The equipment does not comply with FCC 
requirements but is imported for an individual use.

73, Val LZ1VB



> Yes.  You could purchase the DX5 with a nominal 5K output and the 
> unfettered gain of a 4CX5000 direct from Australia and no duty from 
> there. You had to watch out for those charging duty as you might 
> need to quote the duty free agreement.
>
> 73, Roger (K8RI)
>
> On 5/20/2017 Saturday 2:51 AM, Bill Turner wrote:
>> \
>> REPLY:
>>
>> When you say "sold in the USA" do you mean imported to a dealer the
>> USA and then sold? What if the amplifier is built outside the USA 
>> and
>> shipped directly to the ham's home? Is that legal?
>>
>> 73, Bill W6WRT
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