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> Dear esteemed colleagues,
>
> Our small commercial laboratory lost a modest sized FCC verification test
> and report to a competitor who DO NOT operate an OATS, but claim the
> following..........
>
> "Our 3m semi-anechoic chamber measuring 18 ft. wide, X 28 ft. long and 28
> ft. high is FCC certified for testing Class A and Class B digital devices,
> hence we are in compliance with ANSI C63.4/1992, CISPR 22 publication and
> FCC Subpart B Class A regulations"
>
> If this is in flagrant violation with the FCC rules then I would like to
> decide on a course of action suitable enough to grab the attention of those
> who misrepresent our industry. Does anyone have experience with this same
> problem or approached A2LA, NVLAP or FCC?
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve
Reply-To: "Steve Kuiper" <[email protected]>
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