VR-N7500 - harmonics test ?

[Erik Gaudin]

has the device been tested for harmonics ?

I tested multiple of my devices, most of them got the first harmonics under the -50 db, so way below the 43 dB (for under 25 watts transmitter) of separation between my fundamental and the 1st harmonics

But this VR-N7500 .. is 50 Watt VHF, and 40 Watt UHF .. so i assume 60 dB below the fundamental

I'm wondering if anyone will test that ? I didn't find any test results on the Internet or Youtube Channel. Only unboxing, functionality testing,..

[Erik Gaudin]

I found this PDF by searching on the internet... After open it with my Adobe Pro :

• Signature invalid (so don't know how they signed it)
• It's avertised they test the VR-N7500 (Brand name VGC) in 2019
• Most test displayed here are for 2.4 Ghz ... Hmm..
• Find it here : https://fcc.report/FCC-ID/ZVMVR-N7500/4568258.pdf
• If i click on "search / ID" on the site.. and go at te bottom.. i notice this sentence :  © 2024 FCC.report, This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FCC
• It's stated it comply with FCC Part 15.247  (That is for that frequency band) .. so i asume it's bluetooth .. so we seem to be "compliant" with bluetooth !
• They test 4.8 G .. and 7.3 G .. 
• But couldn't find it that document, anything regarding 2M and 70cm band testing...

About this FCC site :

• Their SSL certificate used the "free" Let's Encrupt system. So they didn't use any commercial that required some validation (proof the enteprise exist)
• This domain as been created in UK, in 1989...

So.. i think it's will be a good thing to test this device, if someone didn't already perform that test (could be usefull to know if it pass.. or not). I already purchase one full kit.. but if's it's created Spurious emission that doesn't comply with any FCC rules.. i wont be able to use it as a "base" station (it was my intend).. and i will probably convert it as a portable kit...