FCC wireless tests aim to end debate
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission may gather enough data through wireless testing this week in Seattle to quiet debates over the potential interference that could result from a proposed spectrum auction.
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FCC wireless tests aim to end debate
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Re: FCC wireless tests aim to end debate
Smells like BPL all over again.
FCC "tested" and claimed BPL would cause no interference to other services, ARRL sued, saying the FCC wouldn't release all of the test results or even information on the methodology of the tests. Court of appeals agreed, kicked it back to the Commission.
The Commission doesn't even have enough engineering talent any more to know what interference is.
FCC "tested" and claimed BPL would cause no interference to other services, ARRL sued, saying the FCC wouldn't release all of the test results or even information on the methodology of the tests. Court of appeals agreed, kicked it back to the Commission.
The Commission doesn't even have enough engineering talent any more to know what interference is.