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And would have no success, because under FCC rules the telecoms are the closest ones to violating the rules (their emissions are causing problems for others, re
by p_l 4y ago
And would have no success, because under FCC rules the telecoms are the closest ones to violating the rules (their emissions are causing problems for others, receiving is not regulated) and moreover, it was FCC decision to go with much smaller guard band and not require various preventive measures.
The altimeters aren't faulty, and everywhere else the regulatory bodies for aviation, radio spectrum, aviation industry and telcos cooperated on figuring things out. Unfortunately for USA, physics doesn't bend just to accommodate bad management of radio spectrum and hilariously bad mobile telco market.