SBT emphasizes technical solutions to 800MHz interference; rejects Nextel’s clear possession of spectrum to swap

Offering specific technical solutions to interference and operations problems in the 800 MHz band, Small Business in Telecommunications filed extensive, early (Aug. 1)—and independent—Reply Comments in the FCC’s 800 MHz interference proceeding. The Reply Comments rejected any proposed swap of 700, 800 or 900 MHz frequencies by Nextel Communications to relocate 800 MHz licensees because Nextel lacks clear title to the spectrum offered in trade. SBT noted there was an overwhelming industry consensus in the original filed comments that the FCC’s first duty is to enforce technical interference solutions and adherence to existing commission rules. SBT said other ...

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