Mad_Mechanic
Well-known member
Alright folks!
A little while ago during a transmitter discussion there was concern raised about the legality (FCC Approval) of the Jumper radio's 4-in-1 multi-protocol module. The concern was that this module was NOT approved by the FCC and existed in somewhat of a grey area because the module uses the same transmitter chips as other radios that do have FCC approval.
Well, I can tell you with a good level of certainty that the Jumper 4-in-1 module DOES have FCC approval:
FCC ID: 2ANTI-JP4IN1
https://fccid.io/2ANTI-JP4IN1
What is interesting however is the date of approval. It was only just approved by the FCC on February 13, 2019. This module has clearly been in production well before this.
But overall this is good news for those of us in the US that want to use this module but had reservations because of the legality.
I might have to buy one now.
A little while ago during a transmitter discussion there was concern raised about the legality (FCC Approval) of the Jumper radio's 4-in-1 multi-protocol module. The concern was that this module was NOT approved by the FCC and existed in somewhat of a grey area because the module uses the same transmitter chips as other radios that do have FCC approval.
Well, I can tell you with a good level of certainty that the Jumper 4-in-1 module DOES have FCC approval:
FCC ID: 2ANTI-JP4IN1
https://fccid.io/2ANTI-JP4IN1
What is interesting however is the date of approval. It was only just approved by the FCC on February 13, 2019. This module has clearly been in production well before this.
But overall this is good news for those of us in the US that want to use this module but had reservations because of the legality.
I might have to buy one now.
