Two Way Radio Warranty / Repair
Communications failures always seem to happen at the wrong time. That is why SCA’s service department handles most customer repairs “In-House.” We support all types of two-way equipment, regardless of manufacturer. If on site service is required SCA is available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week. Our service vehicles carry the latest in test equipment and are operated by Motorola trained technicians ready to serve you.
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FCC Licensing
We are pleased to offer our customers assistance obtaining an FCC license, including all necessary filings and submittals.
Service Communications of Acadiana works closely with a licensed frequency coordinator on current FCC licensing requirements. We can assist you with new applications, renewals, relocations, and modifications as well as help you prepare for the future. We feel it is important to make you aware of an FCC Licensing change that could effect your business communications, and that is the requirement to move to narrowband 12.5kHz.
Please contact us for further details on FCC Licensing.
FCC Narrowbanding

Be prepared for when the FCC Narrowbanding mandate goes into effect. Nationwide licensees operating on 25 kHz radios systems will soon need to operate using 12.5 kHz efficiency channels.
As a trusted leader in two-way communications, Motorola has been preparing for 12.5 Hz technology for over decade and offers the broadest choice of two-way radio equipment with close to 60 models capable of operating in 12.5 kHz efficiency. While Motorola radios purchased in the last ten years are likely dual mode 25/12.5 kHz, older equipment may need to be replaced. Contact your local Motorola representative today to help you prepare for a smooth and cost effective transition. See below for all Motorola 12.5 kHz products.
Click here to learn more about The FCC Narrowbanding Mandate,
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