[RFI] ARRL to FCC...

[EDWARDS, EDDIE J]

Using this logic, we should never have to call the fire department when our house catches fire because we aren't firemen.  The FD should have inspected every wire or possible fire hazard before we moved into our house.  Really?  Well, even if we could afford to have FD inspections at that level (I know, I know.  We already have electrical inspectors-but that does NOT look at everything that might catch fire either, and we are talking about a government employee doing his/her job, right?), houses will still catch on fire for various reasons such as equipment failures or poorly performed inspections.  

Given the reality that the FCC will never change the regs to make everyone happy since that's not even possible, you have only two choices: either send documented complaints to the FCC to report the interference problem, or continue to leave the FCC to believe you do not have an interference problem just as the manufacturer claims.  The fewer complaints the FCC gets, the less likely they will be to do anything about the problem.  It's our choice to either do something ourselves, or let the government do everything for us.  And how's that working for you so far?

73, de ed -K0iL

-----Original Message-----
From: RFI [mailto:rfi-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Dale J.
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2014 3:33 AM
To: rfi at contesting.com Reflector
Subject: Re: [RFI] ARRL to FCC...

But we aren't the policemen/women.  That is why as taxpayer we hire that job out.  

The problem TV's should have never made it to store shelves. Ditto for junk dimmers, wall wort PS, grow lights etc, etc.  I know, I know, radiation limits, Part 15 blah, blah, the law should have been changed years ago, but sat back and allowed this stuff to be put on the shelves, and it's not all imported either.  

Some American and offshore companies do build good quality.  There are dimmers that don't put junk onto the power lines, there are TV's that don't interfere.  It can be done.    

Dale, k9vuj



> How mant times have you contacted the FCC regarding the interference to your
> licensed service?
> 
> Kurt
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