For the benefit of those who haven't been able to get any action from the FCC,
could
you give us a quick rundown of the procedure you used? Did you contact the FCC
directly or go through the ARRL? Who exactly did you contact and what was their
position in the organization? How was the contact made...letter, phone call,
etc?
Did they respond to you and discuss the problem? Any details helpful!
73, Roger
On 4/26/2014 9:21 AM, David Cole wrote:
Hi,
I doubt that the FCC went to the trouble of generating the citation,
getting everything in plae to fine someone, and then just forgot it...
Some things take time. Given the alternative of no action, I'll take
this... Is it as fast as I would like... No, but it is action, and
that makes it positive no matter how it is spun... Each case is I am
sure different.
I do know the FCC works faster than that, because I have seen it. I had
a problem with a neighbor who refused to kill an under shelf lamp set,
which was spraying RFI at 50 over S9. I did my homework, kept logs of
every test, documented every single item I could think of, then turned
it all into the FCC, the offender got a letter within a month, the
problem ended when the offender hired a broadcast engineer to sweep his
home with a spectrum analyzer. Time form complaint to end of RFI was
about a month and a half... So, if some complaints take longer, I KNOW
that that is not how they all work.
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