[MLB-WIRELESS] telecoms carriers and class licience

[Steven Haigh]

One of the conditions of the class licenses is that you accept any and all
interference that your equipment may encounter. Having a carrier license
does not exempt you from that condition.

You can only complain if you believe that the station causing interference
is running illegally (ie over power etc).

Other than that, all you can do is cop it nicely.

Lee Moyle said:
> Hi All
> Just a quick request if any one knows the answer to what rights does
> anyone have using a class licience segment.
> ie: does a telecommunnications carrier operating in 2.4 ghz class spectrum
> actualy have any rights if they suffer from interference from any other
> service.
> The ACA Act is a long read but it does state that all users can suffer
> interference from any other service without complaint as all are treated
> equal within the class segment.
> BUT does a Telecommunications carier have any special exemptions to this .
>
> i guess with all the wireless rollouts using 2.4 and as the interference
> levels increase do the isps with carrier liciences have the power to
> complain to tha ACA to shut down "interfering" melbourne wireless nodes or
> similar?
>
> Comments please
>
> Cheers Lee


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Signed,
Steven Haigh

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Steven Haigh

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