Just a heads up @RebelTaz
Oh, wow… I actually have been looking into getting a new pair of radios! And this is a good price. Thank you!
Since these radio’s come from Woot, I wouldn’t worry too much about this, but… If I were buying these from the company directly… 
FIrst, they are CLEARLY Baofeng knock-offs. Right down to the MODEL NUMBERS!
And NOTHING says “professional” and “trustworthy” like
For those who don’t know,
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Oh… and their navigational “links” at the bottom of each page, including the “Support” options?
NONE of those are live, active, cliackable links except for the “Download Center.” 
Sheesh seems sketchy. Better just to buy straight up Boafeng or their “legit” knockoff Rugged Radios
CAUTION
Use of these radios requires an active FCC amateur Radio License.
Use without this may end you with thousands of dollars in fines as well as prion time.
I hope you have a valid FCC Amateur Radio License …
You need this before operating any equipment that transmits within the spectrum of this radio
km4jag. No need to tattle to Big Brother.
Just for everyone else, though…
tl;dw: FCC is not coming after you unless you go do stupid shit like interfering with emergency services or generally being an idiot on the air.