I make an FCC approved Model “A” unit with one digital circuit. Can I use it in my new Model “B” device, that is only different on the outside, without repeating testing?
Yes, if there are no changes in any connections, electronics, or the shielding provided by the enclosure. Work with the FCC lab that performed your Model A equipment authorization, and have them update the paperwork so that it covers model A and model B. The key is that it the manufacturing and approval is traceable.
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