[Elecraft] 97.315

[Phil Kane]

On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 09:53:11 -0400, n2ey at aol.com wrote:

>FCC does not directly maintain a database with all their rules,
>nor do they publish them. Instead, that is handled by the
>Government Publishing Office, who only update it annually.
>Changes between annual updates are published in the Federal
>Register and on the FCC website.

>So if you search the FCC site for Part 97, you will find a link
>to the GPO site where you can download the *old* Part 97 from
>before the October 2006 changes. Then you have to search the
>Federal Register to get the changes since the last update, and
>splice them in.

  Even more fun fact:  if one needs up-to-date rules and case
  digests and texts (as my firm does), one ponies up and
  subscribes to the Pike and Fischer Communications Regulation
  Service.  It's only $3500 per year (we have a multi-site
  multi-user subscription so it's more) - cheap at any price!
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   73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane

   VP - Regulatory Counsel & Engineering Manager
   C.S.I. Telecommunication Consulting Engineers
   San Francisco, CA - Beaverton, OR