Fitbit Blaze passes FCC

The new Fitbit Blaze smart watch [slash] fitness tracker has been approved by the FCC.

For only $199 you can pre-order one now and get it by March 15th 2016.

FCC-ID: XRAFB502

CEED Pi-Top gains FCC approval.

The very successful INDIEGOGO campaign for the Pi-Top, a build it yourself laptop kit for your Raspberry pi, recently gained FCC approval. The Pi-Top is available for pre-order for $299 (Pi included).

FCC-ID: 2AF9IMODEL1

AOR AR-DV1 - Digital Voice Receiver

The AOR AR-DV1 was approved earlier this year, but just a few days ago the FCC released the images.

Baofeng UV-3R

This little radio is now FCC approved. That means this cheap dual-band transceiver is now within your grasp.

Already known by many, this 2 watt producing Chinese gem sells for as little as $50 on eBay. Although not a true dual-bander, it can only do one band at a time, for the price it does a lot. It comes with 2 antenna's. One for VHF and one for UHF. These antenna's are not that great and many users have replaced with a little SMA dual-band antenna. Comes with a LI-Ion battery, charger and ear piece/microphone. Also comes with some nifty features like an FM radio and LED flashlight.

FCC ID:ZP5BF-3R

Yaesu VL-2000 and VP-2000 HF/50 Linear Amplifier

1500 watts, that's how much this new amplifier produces. The VL-2000 from Yaesu.

But to get the full 1500 watts, this amplifier wants 48 volts, and specifically from the VP-2000 matching power supply which in it's turn prefers 240 volts. But if you only have 120 volts to give, you'll still get 500 watts.

More pictures here, manual here.

FCC ID: K6620321X70