Jared,
6 GHz is already doing ptp links under part 101. Has been for many years.
This opening up is to make it more useful in other ways, but will still
take second priority over the already existing ptp.
Josh Luthman
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The cell carriers really want the federal allocation at 3300-3500, which
has amateur as secondary, thus the other pending rulemaking that will kill
some of my amateur-licensed links (and why I’m loathe to move out of 5900
down to 3400 just to have that band go away and the equipment worthless,
plus
There’s a rulemaking in process to open the same spectrum. One might
imagine an extension until that resolves.
This will raise the noise floor on a couple of extremely long distance
links I run on the same frequencies under amateur radio rules, including
one that traverses the length of the SF pen
Perhaps I'm being cynical, but thank [deity of choice] that the cell
carriers want it made available for this purpose.
Reference: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-363451A1.pdf
"...And it would help advance even further our leadership in next
generation wireless technologies, including
Indeed, this does seem like good news under the current situation. It's
good for users, and it's nice PR for both the FCC and the WISPs. But I'm
curious: What do these 33 operators anticipate after the STA expires in 60
days?
Obviously their plans may need to adjust depending on the pandemic respo
The big announcement is the 6ghz space opening up. This will be big for people
doing p2p links.
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> On Apr 1, 2020, at 8:42 PM, Sean Donelan wrote:
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> I missed this announcement last week.
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> https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-grants-wisps-temporary-59-ghz-spectrum-acc
I missed this announcement last week.
https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-grants-wisps-temporary-59-ghz-spectrum-access-rural-broadband
The FCC’s Wireless Telecommunications Bureau today granted temporary
spectrum access to 33 wireless Internet service providers serving 330
counties in 29 state
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