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Post by Druid Hills Radio on Aug 11, 2016 20:10:52 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Aug 12, 2016 1:25:23 GMT
Or the Simple Approach
All those words and pages are great if you're a law firm collecting $160 an hour, but I don't see why a plain individual couldn't just dash-off a letter like this one:
Dear Commissioners:
Hi, how are you? The weather here is fine.
Could you make a special category of the rules like say... "Part 100 - Hobby Radio" ?
What we mean is just move the "Intentional Radiators" out of Part 15 and give us our own category.
It's because we are not interference.
Truly,
Carl "Friendly" Blare
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Post by thelegacy on Aug 12, 2016 6:17:37 GMT
This will be submitted to our petition construction team to process the information.
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Post by mighty1650 on Aug 12, 2016 14:26:39 GMT
Or the Simple ApproachAll those words and pages are great if you're a law firm collecting $160 an hour, but I don't see why a plain individual couldn't just dash-off a letter like this one: Dear Commissioners:
Hi, how are you? The weather here is fine.
Could you make a special category of the rules like say... "Part 100 - Hobby Radio" ?
What we mean is just move the "Intentional Radiators" out of Part 15 and give us our own category.
It's because we are not interference.
Truly,
Carl "Friendly" Blare Now that's a good one Carl  |
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Post by thelegacy on Aug 12, 2016 19:54:46 GMT
Our FCC relations member has asked them if we should have a lawyer help us with the petition. The answer was No you don't need a lawyer to write a proposal to the FCC. However they do want a certain font size and to keep things nice and neat.
I will post the link to that example to our team petition writers of our group and hopefully we can have a well written document that could pass muster.
Thanks again for the example.
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Post by Druid Hills Radio on Aug 12, 2016 21:19:03 GMT
Our FCC relations member has asked them if we should have a lawyer help us with the petition. The answer was No you don't need a lawyer to write a proposal to the FCC. However they do want a certain font size and to keep things nice and neat. I will post the link to that example to our team petition writers of our group and hopefully we can have a well written document that could pass muster. Thanks again for the example. Yes. It does not have to be followed exactly. And correct one does not have to retain or be a lawyer. If you send a written copy to the FCC it should be submitted electronically. Then you should follow up with a copy for each commissioner with a cover letter sent by next day air to the FCC secretary for the proper area. I don't mean to sound smug, but I have done this before. The link is simply an example. |
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Post by thelegacy on Aug 13, 2016 3:02:56 GMT
This is really helpful thanks.
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