Don't worry about what is actually up there. Just ask your coordinator
to engineer a link, and give him/her what your preferences are. If there
are legitimate links there, the coordinator should find them.
if they're not legitimate links, that will come out in the wash.
bp
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On 4/21/2015 5:27 PM, Darin Steffl wrote:
Hey guys,
We've been looking at a new site for the last 12 months now and
finally got to climb it last week to do the survey. 9 months ago from
the ground, we could see two SAF licensed links up there but upon
searching the FCC database, could not identify any licensed links on
this site. I figured maybe they were in process and don't show up
right away. Anyway, fast forward to today and we climbed and saw the
links are 18GHz links and have the company's sticker on there we
thought they belonged to. We checked the FCC database and found all
their other licensed links and confirmed they're accurate and used
their exact spelling and FRN to search all the licensed links and none
of them correspond to their two SAF radio on this site that have been
installed and running for 9 months now. So to sum up, their other
licensed links are registered and correct but the two links on this
site do not show up anywhere.
What would be the best course of action to see if there's something
wrong here? This WISP has not been friendly to us in the past and I
just want to make sure their links don't interfere with ours if
they're illegally operating in licensed bands. Thank you
--
Darin Steffl
Minnesota WiFi
www.mnwifi.com <http://www.mnwifi.com/>
507-634-WiFi
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