Has the FCC waived the responsibility to avoid QRMing
a station already on frequency?
I don't believe they have.
It is the the licensee's responsibility, automatic or
directly controlled, to toggle on the busy-frequency
check or risk a FCC citation.
This has been true way back to the earliest days of
2M packet networks.
Have I missed something?
> If the hard-coded sub-band only applied to automatic stations
> without the ability to avoid QRMing a busy frequency, then
> appropriately improving your protocol and software would allow you
> to operate anywhere, subject only to bandwidth segmentation.
>
> 73, Dave, AA6YQ
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Thanks! & 73, doc kd4e
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