Videos tagged with FCC Regulations

This video recaps two training courses attended by the speaker: a radio communications course and a shotgun fundamentals course, both taught by Mike Fior of Zero Point in Pennsylvania. The radio course covered programming, spectrum differences, FCC rules, encryption, and environmental considerations, culminating in a town-wide search exercise. The shotgun course focused on essential fighting techniques, emphasizing getting the firearm to work, put rounds on target, and be a usable tool, using lower-recoil ammunition for a less intimidating experience.

The VSO Gun Channel discusses YouTube's alleged political persecution and censorship of Second Amendment content due to a new firearms policy. The creator argues that YouTube's policy, which age-restricted a video featuring an FG15 grip with a crank, contradicts ATF determinations and Supreme Court rulings regarding automatic fire conversions. The video highlights the perceived disconnect between YouTube's policy and legal firearm definitions, suggesting political motivation over factual accuracy.

This video from Civilian Tactical discusses the potential legal ramifications of using a Baofeng UV-5R ham radio without a license. The host, identified as a licensed ham radio operator and familiar with tactical gear, explains that unauthorized transmissions can lead to significant fines. The video emphasizes the importance of obtaining a ham radio license to legally operate on VHF/UHF frequencies and highlights that authorities can easily track illegal activity.

This video discusses a US Senate vote to nullify FCC regulations, which would have prevented Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from selling user data. The creator explains the implications for digital rights and encourages viewers to support the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The video also promotes InRangeTV's Patreon and merchandise.