posted 06-01-2001 04:54 PM            

http://www.ntia.doc.gov/osmhome/allochrt.html
http://www.ntia.doc.gov/osmhome/allochrt.pdf

[Edited 1 times, lastly by Thermit on 06-01-2001]

posted 06-02-2001 05:58 AM            

"Proposals to change international spectrum allocations frequently have a direct impact on U.S. domestic spectrum policies, and it is critical that this impact be clearly presented in international meetings where such proposals are addressed. This spectrum chart provides US delegates the opportunity to present to our international neighbors the U.S. domestic spectrum policies that provide the basis for our positions on given proposals.

The ITU is a specialized organizational element of the United Nations that is responsible for establishing international standards and procedures designed to facilitate cooperation between administrations. The ITU radio regulations are established by decisions reached at World Radiocommunication Conferences (WRCs). WRC 92, WRC 95, WRC 97, and WRC 2000 were the most recent conferences where major spectrum allocations decisions were reached. The 1996 spectrum chart reflects those decisions reached at WRC 92 that have been implemented by the NTIA and the FCC for radio services operated in the United States. Work is being planned to update the 1996 chart; however, this work is not expected to be completed before mid-2001."

posted 06-02-2001 09:25 AM            

Thermit, I was hoping somebody else would ask this so I wouldn't have to.

Why did you post the US Frequency Allocation Chart
and then post nsasucks' frequency submissions
and then post the "Chemplane Communication" thread w/frequencies references?

I'm not seeing the connection you're making. Could you please explain? (Duh.) Thanks!

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