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chemaupr

join:2005-06-06
Alexandria, VA
reply to cmaenginsb
Re: Rule making is normal process

Is not, they presnted their proposal over a year ago. By the same rules the FCC established, they should have responded by know.

cmaenginsb
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join:2001-03-19
Palmdale, CA

And how did they present their proposal and where in the FCC rules does it require a time frame for them to act? The FCC generally moves pretty slow, having seen the amount of time it's taken for them to make changes in the unlicensed band a year isn't an unacceptable time to consider something especially depending on how it was first presented to them.
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