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A colleague asked about regulations for short range devices in Columbia.  He
would like to use a device similar to devices allowed by FCC 15.247 (902-928
MHz, frequency hopping, 1 W eirp).  Does anyone know a link to the
regulations?  In English?  Is there a rule the same as 15.247?

If the regulations are quite lengthy and require translation, can someone
define what spectrum is available near 900 MHz for non-mobile phone short
range devices with max power and bandwidth requirements?  

If an approval is required, is there a temporary licensing arrangement for
testing systems?

Please reply directly to  <mailto:[email protected]>
[email protected]

Thanks for your help,

Don Umbdenstock

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