RWA Raises Supplemental Coverage From Space Concerns
The Rural Wireless Association discussed concerns about supplemental coverage from space rules in meetings with the FCC Wireless and Space bureaus, said a filing posted Friday in docket 23-65. RWA discussed “members’ concern that some of the proposed SCS operations…
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could create harmful interference with their licensed terrestrial operations,” the filing said: “While RWA admits that there are a multitude of public benefits that SCS could provide, there is a widespread lack of clarity on how the different proposed SCS operations will impact existing terrestrial operations. … Further education on how this technology would coexist with existing terrestrial operations is necessary before the future of our 5G rural networks is put at stake.”