Wireless booster maker Wireless Extenders disagrees with some of the...
Wireless booster maker Wireless Extenders disagrees with some of the proposed requirements in a joint industry proposal on booster standards, Wi-Ex representatives said in meetings at the FCC (http://xrl.us/bnhcf8). The proposal was endorsed by Nextivity, T-Mobile, V-COMM, Verizon Wireless and…
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Wilson Electronics (CD June 28 p17). “Wi-Ex disagrees with the registration requirement in the Joint Proposal that consumer boosters be registered prior to operation,” the company said. “While details on how such a requirement would be imposed in practice are scarce, Wi-Ex opposes the proposed registration requirement.” Wi-Ex also “strongly opposes a scenario, advanced by AT&T for example, under which consumer signal boosters that meet the requirements set forth in any eventual technical safeguards established in this proceeding nevertheless have to be approved or certified on a carrier-by-carrier basis,” the filing said. Wi-Ex describes itself as a pioneer in the “sub-$500 consumer signal booster market.”