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... 12 ACRP LRD 43 because they spread quickly.47 Therefore, many radio frequency communication technologies try to operate within the same bands, which amplifies interference issues. The FCC's spectrum allocation therefore tries to eliminate interference by reducing congestion and enforcement of non-licensed operations.
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... ACRP LRD 43 13 quency coordinator, as certain coordinators are trained and author ized to work in specific frequencies. Frequency use in the 470-512 MHz band may use any frequency coordinator, but frequency use above or below that range will require a frequency coordinator designated for the specific range in question.59 The frequency coordinators recommend appropriate frequencies for Part 90 radio service uses to increase efficiency within the bands.
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... 14 ACRP LRD 43 are distributed county-by-county through competitive bidding auctions that began in August 2020.71 Priority access licensees must meet a substantial performance requirement by the end of the initial license term and protect and accept inter ference from incumbent users; they also receive interference protection from general authorized access users. The general authorized access tier access is open and flexible to the 2550-3700 MHz band.
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... ACRP LRD 43 15 to work on new networks. Each of these Wi-Fi bands will have different data rates and network ranges.
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... 16 ACRP LRD 43 range. The FCC made this change to encourage point-to-point broadband systems that use high gain antennas.
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... ACRP LRD 43 17 Telecommunication service providers are subject to Title II common carrier regulations as specified in the Telecommunication Act of 1934 and enhanced by the Telecommunications Act of 1996. These obligations originate from common carrier doctrine "that historically impose[d]
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... 18 ACRP LRD 43 marketed and sold to the retail mass market. Airport operators do not meet the retail mass market definition even if they charge a fee to Internet users.122 The FCC recommends that premise operators "disclose relevant restrictions on broadband service[s]
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... ACRP LRD 43 19 before starting their signal booster again. There is no exception to this requirement, even if the operator followed all use requirements.
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... 20 ACRP LRD 43 licensed users, apart from public safety users, whereas cellular signal boosters benefit third-party subscribers. Similarly, PLMR signal boosters operate on "assigned individual narrowband channels at specific locations," and this is coordinated with frequency coordination bodies.
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... ACRP LRD 43 21 2. Active UAS Defense Growing concern over unauthorized UAS use near airports has resulted in a sharpened focus on the use of jamming technologies.

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