[160m] Re: 160m Digest, Vol 40, KREW

[Tom W8JI]

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> You should contact FCCHAM at FCC.GOV
>
> They will contact their office in your area and get it 
> permanently fixed for you.


That generally does not work very well.

The FCC is short staffed and complaints through that channel 
often take a year or more if they get handled at all. Their 
monitoring sites are old and are sensitivity limited from 
local noise sources. They often, using their monitoring 
network, can't copy spurious signals. Signals that are 
10-20dB out of background noise here at my QTH often cannot 
be copied at all by the FCC's monitoring network.

It is much better to work directly with a field office if it 
comes to getting the FCC involved. This is a price we pay 
for deregulation and smaller Government.

73 Tom