We'd like to keep everybody and their brother from hooking up WiFi. We have some equipment in the 2.4GHz range that doesn't work well with WiFi.
See FCC public notice from June 24, 2004....In response, we reaffirm that, under the Communications Act, the FCC has exclusive
authority to resolve matters involving radio frequency interference [RFI] when unlicensed
devices are being used, regardless of venue. We also affirm that the rights that consumers have
under our rules to install and operate customer antennas one meter or less in size apply to the
operation of unlicensed equipment, such as Wi-Fi access points - just as they do to the use of
equipment in connection with fixed wireless services licensed by the FCC....
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We'd like to keep everybody and their brother from hooking up WiFi. We have some equipment in the 2.4GHz range that doesn't work well with WiFi. See FCC public notice from June 24, 2004. ...In response, we reaffirm that, under the Communications Act, the FCC has exclusive
authority to resolve matters involving radio frequency interference [RFI] when unlicensed
devices are being used, regardless of venue. We also affirm that the rights that consumers have
under our rules to install and operate customer antennas one meter or less in size apply to the
operation of unlicensed equipment, such as Wi-Fi access points - just as they do to the use of
equipment in connection with fixed wireless services licensed by the FCC....