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I would think that everyone operating in unlicenced parts of the spectrum was subject to the same regulations.
by VoightKampff 11y ago
I would think that everyone operating in unlicenced parts of the spectrum was subject to the same regulations.
- KB1JWQ 11y agoThey are-- until you lobby the FCC to change those regulations. Part 15 is very clear on this.
- TorKlingberg 11y agoPart 15 of what?
- luxpir 11y agoFor US hams it's an extremely often cited regulation, touching on many aspects of the hobby. There's a good chance 'KB1JWQ' is a ham :) If you or others care: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_47_CFR_Part_15 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_47_CFR_Part_15 I'm not based in the States, but it pops up enough everywhere ham-related for general familiarity.
- adestefan 11y agoPart 97 is the amateur radio rules in the U.S. Part 15 is the catch all of FCC rules. If it's not define in some set of rules, then it's likely covered in 15.
- hacker234 11y agoPart 15 says (amongst many other things) that if a service causes (or suffers) interference it must go of the air. Nothing to do with Amateur Radio.
- luxpir 11y agoRFI doesn't affect amateur radio? Don't take my word for it, the ARRL have a few thoughts on Part 15: http://www.arrl.org/part-15-radio-frequency-devices http://www.arrl.org/part-15-radio-frequency-devices