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06/10/2014 | FCC Decides Not to Adopt New Rules Affecting 902-928 MHz Band
The FCC has terminated a 2006 proceeding involving the 33 centimeter band.
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05/14/2014 | Petition to Expand RFID Use on 70 Centimeters Withdrawn
A Petition for Rule Making that would have expanded RFID use on 70 centimeters has been withdrawn by its sponsor and dismissed by the FCC..
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05/05/2014 | ARRL Opposes FCC Proposal to Leave Licensed Service Users Open to Unlicensed Interference
The ARRL has told the FCC that it should not permit users of a licensed service to be subject to interference from unlicensed devices.
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04/11/2014 | ARRL Asks FCC to Dismiss “Fatally Flawed” Petition for Rule Making Affecting 10 GHz
The ARRL tells the FCC it has no other choices but to dismiss a Petition for Rule Making affecting the 10 GHz band.
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02/17/2014 | FCC and Manufacturer Conclude Consent Decree on Marketing of Noncompliant Device
The FCC and a Part 15 device manufacturer conclude an enforcement action with a consent decree.
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02/15/2013 | Australian Amateurs May Lose 2300 – 2302 MHz
Australian Amateurs May Lose 2300 – 2302 MHz
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11/08/2012 | ARRL Executive Committee Examines Regulatory Matters, Organizational Issues and More at September Meeting
The ARRL Executive Committee (EC) held its second 2012 meeting Saturday, September 29 in Denver, Colorado.
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05/29/2012 | FCC Expands Part 95 MedRadio Rules to Allow Devices in 2360-2400 MHz Band
In a First Report and Order and a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ET 08-59) released on May 24, the FCC decided to expand the Part 95 Personal Radio Service rules to allow medical devices to operate on a secondary basis in the 2360-2400 MHz band.
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