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But the spectrum for interoperability
for emergency services (police, fire, ems) was supposed to be the unused TV spectrum freed by getting the low power stations out. Remember the big Nextel "deal", to migrate public safety out of the bands in which they had encroached and interfered with public safety radio? I'm not sure its the same bands, but it appears that Congress and the FCC are engaged in double-speak - freeing up spectrum for cash and then giving it away twice.
Posted by: fire1   Posted on: 02/21/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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I suppose this is preferred over selling the space..  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/21/06
standard compliance needed  PhilippeV | 02/22/06
Respectfully don't get your hopes up about the "companies"  westks | 02/22/06
I agree  SQLServer | 02/21/06
limited: territorial problems on US borders, protection of TV channels  PhilippeV | 02/21/06
WiFi doesn't have that sort of range.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/21/06
compared WiFi and TV ranges  PhilippeV | 02/22/06
Frequencies and channels  PhilippeV | 02/22/06
correction  PhilippeV | 02/22/06
But the spectrum for interoperability  fire1 | 02/21/06
ZDNet, hire someone that can build web pages!!!  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/22/06

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