[grc] [Stubblefield] Internet threat to STL 900 Mhz band

[Michelle Bradley]

Tom..

I am looking through these documents.  Can you point to where a specific 
threat was made to the reallocation of the BAS spectrum between 944-952 
MHz specifically?    Much of what I see are centered around the 
896-901/935-940 private land mobile (part 90) spectrum (which is 
commonly called in the industry "The 900 MHz Band").  The FCC does have 
a proceeding to revamp this band.

If there is a direct threat to 944-952, then I can look further into it 
and we can engage if appropriate.   Otherwise, we should not be creating 
any real noise and creating new paranoia and rumors if this proceeding 
does not affect broadcast's interests in the 944-952 BAS STL spectrum.


*Michelle A. Bradley, CBT*
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On 6/18/2019 3:27 PM, Tom Voorhees wrote:
>
> Per the below links, 900 Mhz FCC licensed radio STL studio to 
> transmitter links appear to be on the chopping block to be sucked up 
> by the spectrum hungry internet industry.
>
> STLs could be forced into the much less secure internet.
>
> The proposal claims national power grids would be more secure within a 
> dedicated 900 Mhz private industry internet.
>
> This is more phony crap to justify converting all radio spectrum for 
> exclusive use by the internet, as no IP internet protocol technology 
> is anyway near completely secure.
>
> https://www.rcrwireless.com/20190618/carriers/pdvwireless-rebrands-amid-continued-focus-on-private-lte-for-utilities
>
> https://www.rcrwireless.com/20190313/policy/in-potential-boost-private-lte-fcc-proposes-reconfiguring-900-mhz
>
> Tom.
>
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