Federal Communications Commission IDentification number found on almost every piece of computer hardware. FCC ID numbers are useful for finding information about the manufacturer of the hardware device or other useful information if no other numbers can be found.

It is important to realize that the FCC ID and FCC REG are two different numbers. First, the FCC databases are only searchable by the FCC ID and not the FCC REG. Second, many products may only have an FCC 'Tested To Comply With FCC Standards' sticker, this indicates that the product meets the FCC regulations.

The Birch was also used live as a back-up for the Red Special until it was destroyed by May. He also opted not to use the Red Special for the ' video, instead using a budget Satellite-badged replica of a, since at one point in the video, Queen singer would snatch the guitar from May and 'throw' it back to him. Dillon guitar serial numbers. Another video that did not feature the Red Special was ', where May used a white (for reasons unknown, and this guitar is often mistaken for a ). Two notable occasions on which the original guitar was not used were in the videos ', and ', using his John-Birch-made Red Special copy (see Replicas section below) which differs from the original in its all-maple construction and natural maple color, since he did not want to expose the Red Special to snow.

An FCC ID number listed on computer equipment should resemble one of the below formats.

Tested To Comply With FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE. Consult an IBM authorized dealer or service representative for help. Properly shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in order to meet FCC emission limits. Proper cables.

Keep in mind that some hardware manufacturers may list their model number next to the FCC. Contact the manufacturer for information about that number.

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