Re Updated FCC Regs:
Three suggestions for finding current FCC regulations:
1. There are free online law libraries that are pretty much current,
since many are wired into the federal offices that issue the regs. Problem
is, if you¹re not familiar with the CFR system, they can be hard to
navigate.
2. Go to any law school library and ask for guest access to LEXIS.
(State law schools almost always allow members of the public to use their
facilities, except during bar exam season. Most private law schools do
too.) If you don¹t know how to search in LEXIS ask a Reference Librarian
or, even better, ask any law student you see. They are easily
recognizable - they look tired and broke but they are otherwise entirely
approachable and most would love to help.
3. If anyone on this Reflector urgently needs the updated version of a
specific provision and can¹t easily get it otherwise, contact me off list
(eda...@law.du.edu).
Edward A. Dauer (a/k/k ³Ted,² KN1CBR)
Dean Emeritus and Professor Emeritus of Law
University of Denver Sturm College of Law
>From: Paul Kirley <pkir...@fuse.net>
>To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
>Subject: [Elecraft] PDF Version of Part 97
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>Those who want a PDF version of FCC regs (47 CFR 97) can get an annual
>update from the Government Printing Office at
>http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/search/submitcitation.action?publication=CFR
>by searching for the Most Recent Title 47 Part 97. The result will be
>in a pop-up browser window, from which the regs can be saved as a PDF.
>
>There are two limitations to this approach.
>(1) The update is done only in the fall, dated October 1 but not
>available until some time after that date. Any changes since October 1
>will not be included.
>(2) The search interface has changed over time. Future adaptation to
>interface changes might be needed.
>
>On the other hand, it's free.
>
>
>73, Paul W8TM
>
>
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