EWA Urges FCC to Consider General Rethink of 800 MHz Rules
The Enterprise Wireless Alliance filed in support of a request by the North Carolina State Highway Patrol (NCSHP) to use extra 800 MHz channels for its communications (see 2308280043). EWA asked the FCC to act on its longstanding petition seeking…
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revised rules for the band (see 1802130026). “EWA used this opportunity to support once again its Petition for Rule Making that would remove administrative encumbrances such as this case by reclassifying all spectrum between 854-862 MHz outside the southeastern United States as General Category,” the group said in a statement Friday: “Technical and eligibility issues would become a thing of the past, and access to available 800 MHz spectrum would result without being harried by outdated 800 MHz assignment regulations such as in the case of NCSHP.”