Keep Broadcasters Out of Duplex Gap, Shure Urges FCC
Representatives of mic maker Shure pressed the FCC not to put TV stations in the “duplex gap” between uplink and downlink frequencies when they're bought by carriers during the broadcast incentive auction, said a filing on a meeting with an…
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aide to Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel. “That action, if taken, would eliminate critically needed spectrum in major markets leaving absolutely no interference-free exclusive UHF spectrum available to support essential licensed wireless microphone operations, particularly those used in emergencies and breaking newsgathering,” Shure said. The filing was in docket 12-268.