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Part of the Furniture
Worth watching...
www.rfidjournal.com
This is a blatant spectrum grab down in the 900MHz band...
www.uschamber.com
Which goes back to this...
meshtastic.org
As many know, I have been a strong opponent of things like LTE-Unlicesed Access and Multifire in the 5GHz bands, along with LTE/5G over in the GPS guardbands (Lightsquared/Ligado)...
I'd like to think that the US FCC is not political, but unfortunately over the last 8 years or so, it has become political with quid pro quo...
The ISM bands have been reserved for services other that Telecom (they have their own bands/channels/frequencies) walled garden...
Just for a refresher- current global ISM bands - sometimes we refer to them as UNII, but it's basically the same thing.
Hundreds Weigh in on FCC NextNav Petition for 900 MHz Band Change
The FCC received a total of 744 responses regarding a petition from NextNav to change the 900 MHz band affecting RFID operations.
www.rfidjournal.com
This is a blatant spectrum grab down in the 900MHz band...
NextNav Petition Coalition Reply Comments
The undersigned organizations submit reply comments in response to the Federal Communications Commission’s Public Notice regarding NextNav’s petition for rulemaking to reorganize the 902-928 MHz band and establish a 5G terrestrial-based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing network.
Which goes back to this...
Meshtastic's Opposition to Proposed Changes on 900 MHz Band | Meshtastic
Why We Oppose NextNav's 900 MHz Proposal: A Threat to Open Communication Networks
As many know, I have been a strong opponent of things like LTE-Unlicesed Access and Multifire in the 5GHz bands, along with LTE/5G over in the GPS guardbands (Lightsquared/Ligado)...
I'd like to think that the US FCC is not political, but unfortunately over the last 8 years or so, it has become political with quid pro quo...
The ISM bands have been reserved for services other that Telecom (they have their own bands/channels/frequencies) walled garden...
Just for a refresher- current global ISM bands - sometimes we refer to them as UNII, but it's basically the same thing.
