Which products are FCC pre-certified?

1. Don't I need the LR transmitter to get the 3,000 foot range?
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2. Can I use the LR receiver to extend the range of my OEM transmitter?
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3. The DATA line of the LR receiver seems to switch randomly when the transmitter is not on.
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1. What is the data structure of the KH Series?
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1. How can I power the ES series transmitter with 5 volts?
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1. Where can I go for pricing?
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2. Which is the best frequency to use for my application, 315, 418, 433.92MHz, or 900MHz?
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3. Which RF modules have the longest range?
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4. Can I use a high gain antenna to extend the range of Linx RF modules?
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5. Why is the type of data to be sent important when selecting a module?
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6. Can the transmitters and receivers be used to make a transceiver?
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7. What module should I use for my application?
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8. How can I extend the range of Linx RF modules?
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9. Where can I get Linx modules?
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10. Can multiple transmitters be used in proximity?
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11. Does Linx supply samples or donations to educational institutions?
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12. Any plans for a 2.4GHz module?
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13. Why does Linx require the purchase of an evaluation kit prior to selling the modules?
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14. Can a relay be controlled with Linx RF modules?
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15. What is multipath?
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16. Does Linx have sockets for the surface mount modules so that they can be mounted onto a protoboard without being soldered?
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17. Can the modules be potted?
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1. Which RF modules have the longest range?
   Added 2006-12-15
2. Why is the type of data to be sent important when selecting a module?
   Added 2006-11-13
3. What module should I use for my application?
   Added 2005-10-11
4. Can the transmitters and receivers be used to make a transceiver?
   Added 2005-04-11
5. Don't I need the LR transmitter to get the 3,000 foot range?
   Added 2004-09-08