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To: Tony Viola who wrote (50591)	8/9/2001 10:16:55 PM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Tony, You truly know ZERO about the FCC. They don't police the airwaves, and they haven't for YEARS!!. 99.9% of all problems have to be resolved by the person experiencing the interference. Said user also usually has to be the one to track down the interference and bitch and moan to the offender. Even then if the person is operating within specs, it's just tough s%^*! Usually the offender will try to mitigate the issue with Circulators and cavities to be a good "neighbor". Just try and turn in the illegal ham or CB'er etc whose got a illegal amp kicking spurs everywhere. The FCC will do nothing if it's not taking out a whole city. Not to mention that the RF coming out of the case at 3Ghz would be less then 0.1uV/m which most recievers would have to be within a foot to even pick up the CW carrier. M.