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Actually it's probably not "harmful interference". The German DCF77 signals may not be considered a protected broadcast in Denmark. It is possible that the DCF
by Johnythree 11y ago
Actually it's probably not "harmful interference".
The German DCF77 signals may not be considered a protected broadcast in Denmark. It is possible that the DCF77 signals are just too weak.
But yes, the Radio Licensing Authorities have incredible powers in most countries, but these only apply in cases of extreme danger, eg someone is jamming an aircraft channel in an emergency. In normal situations, they must apply for a search warrant as would other civilian authorities.
- phkamp 11y agoDCF77 is indeed not a protected broadcast in denmark, despite the fact that an awfull lot of public infrastructure uses it for timekeeping.