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Congress repeals T-Band auction as part of massive funding bill with COVID-19 relief
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FCC Begins Lifting T-Band Application Freeze with Initial Focus on Incumbents
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FCC Begins Lifting T-Band Application Freeze with Initial Focus on Incumbents
Very good news indeed, especially for some who have been stuck in neutral for nearly a decade.
For anyone wondering whether they are going to implement the narrowband requirement in T-Band (which had been waived by the FCC in April 2012), this bit here provides a clue...
The FCC said it will process accepted applications in accordance with its rules. The freeze remains in place for major applications that do not meet narrowbanding requirements.
The FCC said it will process accepted applications in accordance with its rules. The freeze remains in place for major applications that do not meet narrowbanding requirements.
And a Footnote of the latest order indicates the NB waivers will end at a yet to be announced future date.
Most T-band users in the DFW are already narrow or very-narrow already. But unfortunately television repacking has killed T-band in DFW. It works great for low sites, but any trunking networks have gotten killed on the receive side at the towers.
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