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In many countries, it is possible to purchase FM transceivers that do not need a license. These are intended for voice walkie-talkie style communication and they use frequency bands reserved for the purpose.
All other transmitters need a licence and it would be illegal to transmit in the FM broadcast band (88 - 108 MHz in many countries) without the appropriate license.
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