Would it be a better idea if we hams suggested that our neighbors look
for "hospital grade" electronic and electrical devices?
I have done my best to "educate' my neighbors, this has helped over the
long haul somewhat.
Gary...wa6fgi
On 2/12/2014 7:43 AM, CR wrote:
This may be a good one to complain about anyway given the broad
spectrum of interference reported; it will affect broadcast, air to
ground communications, police, fire and commercial radio reception as
well.
FWIW, Part 97 is not where you should look for illumination devices;
look in Part 18. Harmful interference *is* unlawful.
Cortland Richmond
PS: Apologies for mistaking you for the other Dale. He and I have been
working in EMC for years.
On 2/12/2014 10:25 AM, Dale J. wrote:
Hi Roger,
Now that statement I'll agree with. I will too.
Even if I were to call the FCC to complain would I talk to a live
human who knows what I'm talking about or would it be a robot that
directs me to a FAQ on how to deal with RFI.
73
Dale, K9vuj
On 12, Feb 2014, at 8:12, Roger D Johnson<n1rj@roadrunner.com> wrote:
>Unfortunately, interference to amateur radio appears to be VERY low
>on the FCC priorities list. I'll probably be an SK long before they
>act on my complaint!
>
>73, Roger
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