Most Two-Way Radios Manufactured Before 2000 Will Not Be FCC Compliant After 2012.

Now is the time to take action and upgrade your two-way radio system. The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) narrow-banding deadline is approaching fast. Stone's Mobile Radio is the Upper Midwest's premier provider of two-way radios. We can help you stay in control of your business through clear, crisp communication that meets the FCC's strict requirements.

• After December 31, 2012, all U.S. business, education, industrial, local and state government Part 90 Private Land Mobile Radio (PLMR) licenses must operate at 12.5 kHz technology.
• Licensees are required to certify to the FCC that the necessary changes have been made.

All licensees that do not meet these requirements will be canceled by the FCC, and relicensing of cancelled systems will become extremely difficult and time-consuming. Stone's Mobile Radio encourages you to check your FCC license on all two-way radio systems. While most radios purchased in the last six to eight years are already narrowband capable, they may need to be re-tuned or reprogrammed to comply with the regulations.

It takes time to analyze your radio system, apply for new frequencies and budget for replacements. Stone's can help you make this process easy and efficient, so your business can continue to run smoothly. Don't risk waiting until the last minute!

Ensure your system is FCC compliant; call us now and begin the updating process!