The NAVIGATOR by US Interface
and other World-Class digital hardware made in the USA.
Navigator & IMD Meter price increase on May 19th, 2008
and other World-Class digital hardware made in the USA.
Navigator & IMD Meter price increase on May 19th, 2008
Current pricing will remain until the day after Dayton.
One USB cable does it all.
You've seen the rest,
now own the best!
You've seen the rest,
now own the best!
No switches, no jumpers, no shorting straps, period.
K1EL's newest WinKeyer USB keyer ver.21 built in.
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a complete
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My Screen Shot The ON-AIR Headset An RFI-free USB Cable
Off-shore copies.. What's up.. Great stuff.. bogus FCC.. & more ..
1. Looking for an expensive off-shore interface? Bogus FCC certification? Thin bent metal box? Knobs that fall off? If yes, then you're on the wrong website!
1. Looking for an expensive off-shore interface? Bogus FCC certification? Thin bent metal box? Knobs that fall off? If yes, then you're on the wrong website!
2. The newest NAVIGATOR Auto-Install CD is in our Downloads section.
3. DM-780, Navigator and IMD Meter manuals in .pdf are in our Manuals Page.
4. ORDER SECURELY with your credit card on our Ordering page or by phone.
On our secure website we accept: Visa, Master, Discover, American
Express & PayPal. Phone orders using: Visa, Master and Discover Card (no AMEX).
5. DID YOU KNOW? All electronic devices we offer for sale are made in USA.
6. KEEP NAVIGATOR informed. Join the Yahoo Groups NAVIGATOR Reflector.
7. GREAT STUFF: Ham
Radio Deluxe and DM-780 software. <CLICK HERE>. to visit the reflector. Price? Free.
You really have to check it out.
8. BOGUS FCC : Yes, we know of those companies selling USB
interface units which have either failed or have bogus FCC certification. As they claim they are certified why
not request a copy of their so-called "FCC certification"? If you purchased a Navigator we'll send
you a copy of ours. It's 30+ pages, so you pay the postage. Is that fair enough?
After we
pulled our advertising from CQ, an agent of the magazine told us they accept the illegal sellers advertising without
asking for FCC compliance "because they are neither gatekeepers nor policemen so it's not their responsibility". We
thought CQ's primary responsibility was to help and protect the ham? To our knowledge this magazine has received
more than one complaint about this. Is it fair for a company to knowingly and willingly accept advertising
dollars from
sellers violating US and other laws? Is the trusting ham being protected? No, but
the illegal seller's ad dollars are accepted at the cost of the trusting ham.
Does anyone remember the "good old days" when ham radio antenna companies advertised their tri-element tri-band beams as
having better than 32dB gain on 20 meters? Of course they didn't tell you it was 32dB oawn (over a wet noodle).
(Hey, wanna buy some 6dB oil fer yer tenna?) Finally, the ARRL cracked down and would not allow the antenna
manufacturers to publish those blatant lies in QST. Soon after, other magazines (like CQ) followed in QST's footsteps.
So,
what's your point? Try this: "Oh yes, we're FCC certified", says the wanna-be advertiser. "No problem",
say QST's ad lady, "Just send us a copy of your FCC certification and you can advertise in a magazine that looks out for
the ham!" Utopia? Maybe not. The ARRL did it before with the antenna companies.
BTW: We supplied CQ,
QST and World Radio Magazine complete copies of our FCC certifications and lab test reports before we began advertising
with them.
About 85% of the advertisers in ham magazines are "cottage industries".
We are one of those 85% and we are firm believers in the American way. We openly welcome free trade and competition.
It's good for the ham radio operator as it keeps product quality high, prices low and gives John Doe Ham the ability
to make an educated choice...
....or.....does it? ......
John Doe ham can only make an educated choice
when competitors are playing on a level playing field. John Doe ham thought all the companies were legal
because they were advertising in CQ and he was sure that magazine would never allow illegal sellers to advertise. John
Doe ham just got thrown under the bus.
It doesn't matter how bad or how good these off-shore units
operate or how much RFI they cause (some of them cause a lot). What only matters is the fact that they are illegal here in the
USA and still allowed advertising in CQ. Why didn't CQ require a copy of the FCC Class B certification before
advertising? Money.
Under FCC and US law, any company selling a USB digital device must have the
required FCC Class B certification BEFORE it is brought to market. A product can not be advertised for sale
until the FCC certification has been successful and documented. There is no such thing as, "We will have
FCC approval in a few weeks so we can ship it to you now." Or, "We did the 'self certification' process so
we don't need FCC Class B certification for a USB Digital Device. That's a crock of bull. Nope, no such thing, not
even in Canada, eh! It's against the law.
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So you don't want to give out your Credit Card info on the Internet?
Give us a call at: 410-272-9110 we'll take your order over the phone.
Give us a call at: 410-272-9110 we'll take your order over the phone.
6 5/8" Wide 2 1/4" High 6 5/8" Deep
IMD Meter by kk7uq
A true stand-alone IMD meter
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CERTIFICATIONS
Certificates of Conformity and certified test reports for our products are available free of charge to any government
or commercial agency. (FCC CFR documentation for the Navigator is 31 Pages.)
The NAVIGATOR is made in USA and FCC certified under Title 47 of the CFR, Part 15, Subpart B for a Class B USB digital device under Sections 15.107(a) & 15.109(a).
The NAVIGATOR is certified under Canada's ICES-003 Issue 4 (February 2004) ICES for Digital apparatus CAN/CSA - CEI/IEC CISPR 22:02 Class B, Sections 5.1 and 6 with RoHS certification and is CE (Europe) compliant.
The IMD METER by KK7UQ is made in USA. No certification is required.
The ON-AIR Headset is made in Japan & modified in the USA for ham radio use.
The NAVIGATOR is made in USA and FCC certified under Title 47 of the CFR, Part 15, Subpart B for a Class B USB digital device under Sections 15.107(a) & 15.109(a).
The NAVIGATOR is certified under Canada's ICES-003 Issue 4 (February 2004) ICES for Digital apparatus CAN/CSA - CEI/IEC CISPR 22:02 Class B, Sections 5.1 and 6 with RoHS certification and is CE (Europe) compliant.
The IMD METER by KK7UQ is made in USA. No certification is required.
The ON-AIR Headset is made in Japan & modified in the USA for ham radio use.
ANY USB INTERFACE COMPANY forwarding us a copy of their FCC Class B certs will receive a complete copy of ours. Those competing companies will be posted along with their website's URL below as a testament of their cooperation.
There is such a thing as competition on a level playing field. Look below:
Companies showing FCC
Class B compliance for a USB Digital device:
US Interface, llc.
www.usinterface.com
K1EL Ham Radio Kits www.k1el.com
WX0B
Array Solutions www.arraysolutions.com
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HRD & DM--780 software
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A featherweight
dual
headset with a -30dB
noise canceling mike.
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You can use these on your
printer, fax, scanner, etc.
RFI is
gone.
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