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Then the FCC comes knocking?

• colejohnson66 7y ago
  FCC can’t really do anything about a Chinese person selling from China
  • azhenley 7y ago
    They can if someone is importing it.
    • ajuc 7y ago
      Most hobbyst (at least where I live) order directly from China on ebay or aliexpress. It's cheapest this way.
      • amingilani 7y ago
        That's what I do it almost all my equipment (not US, though)
      • Freak_NL 7y ago
        Customs services worldwide probably won't even come close to inspecting even 1% of that unending stream of tiny plastic envelopes containing some sort of electronics heading for thousands of local hobbyists. It's a logistical impossibility.
        • ajuc 7y ago
          They could blacklist everything and only pass-through stuff sent by trusted exporters I guess. Check 1% of the packages, if some exporter lied revoke his trusted status. But I highly doubt they will do it :)
  • morpheuskafka 7y ago
    They can send a BOLO to CBP and have the devices seized on import.
    • myself248 7y ago
      HAHAHahahahaa. An entire bucket of Chinese electronic components in my living room begs to disagree.
    • sokoloff 7y ago
      Modules and components do not need FCC certification to be imported. CBP isn't going to do anything. Finished goods need FCC certification to be sold.