BrianDamage
We Are The Hounds From Hell
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Re: Don't cater to more corporate cry-babies
Thanks for pointing those points out. I agree with you.
I think it's ridiculous also to try to make up for shortcomings in design engineering in your own equipment by trying to force regulatory agencies to force others to modify theirs.
It's moronic.
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sporkme
drop the crantini and move it, sister
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| Even though it is licensed, the whole thing shows you how moronic the FCC is. You have an existing "unlicensed" spectrum that you *know* will be "dirty" (full of cheap consumer equipment that shoots out harmonics beyond the center frequency) and someone comes along looking for some space in the "2GHz neighborhood"... So they give them something exactly adjacent to the unlicensed band. Duh.
Kind of like being the proud recipient of the band right above the CB band... "Here's 28MHz, have fun! Don't mind the trucker over there shooting out a kilowatt at 27MHz!"... |
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BrianDamage
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| Yeah, but is there anybody in the FCC contacting all the CB radio manufacturers in order to have them redesign all their equipment in order to satisfy the inadequacies of another vendor's equipment, just because this manufacturer whined to Powell about it?
I think not.
If the FCC allows this to happen, then it would just be another example of how "in the pocket" guys like Powell can be.
It's corporate tea-bagging.
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