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Caveats with 3.65 GHz
There are a few caveats with 3.65 GHz, most notably the exclusion zones... see the below US map...
If you are an operator in an exclusion zone you cannot operate, without permission of the grandfathered ground-based satellite spectrum holders in those locations...
Does any one have a List of the ground-based satellite spectrum holders in the US.
I have and read the FCC ruling that has their names and GPS cords.
I'm looking for contact info for specific regions or states, so that I don't have to reverse geocode each operator on the list just to find out where they are at and then be forced to continue in a lengthy discover period.
Any Ideals or help would be appreciated.
Copy above map by: TIM SANDERS
Map by: www.WirelessGuys.com
From: http://zing.naviciti.com/
If you are an operator in an exclusion zone you cannot operate, without permission of the grandfathered ground-based satellite spectrum holders in those locations...
Does any one have a List of the ground-based satellite spectrum holders in the US.
I have and read the FCC ruling that has their names and GPS cords.
I'm looking for contact info for specific regions or states, so that I don't have to reverse geocode each operator on the list just to find out where they are at and then be forced to continue in a lengthy discover period.
Any Ideals or help would be appreciated.
Copy above map by: TIM SANDERS
Map by: www.WirelessGuys.com
From: http://zing.naviciti.com/
Tags: 3.65, exclusion, fcc, ghz, permission, us, wimax, zingmax, zones
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