>Now my real question is: what do I do next? The co-op didn't seem interested
>at all with the info about the interference, etc. Have any of you worked
>through similar problems?
Yes, I have been through this before. Send the co-op a letter with the
information in it with a request that they fix the problem. If you don't
hear from them in a week, follow-up with a phone call to them. If you get
the same answers (Can't do it, maybe some day, etc), you write the FCC,
copying the co-op. In this letter you ask the FCC's help in getting the
problem resolved. Send along a copy of your previous letter to the co-op and
all the follow-up information you received from the co-op.
The letter to the FCC will really get them moving. But it is only fair that
you give the co-op a chance to fix it before you write that letter. This
approach worked for me about 20 years ago.
73, Richard
K5NA@BGA.COM
http://www.realtime.net/~k5na
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