Special Announcement
Julius Knapp, FCC Deputy Director of Office of Engineering and Technology,
joins Wireless Tech Radio for an extended segment August 11th to discuss FCC
Spectrum Policy, Part 15 rules changes, and much more. Mark your calendars
and join us.

Wednesday, August 4th, 10AM Eastern, 7AM Pacific
http://www.wirelesstechradio.com

Special August 11th Show
Special Show Guest: - Julius Knapp, Deputy Director of the FCC Office of
Engineering & Technology
This Summer is shaping up to be the most interesting and perhaps confusing
periods for WISPs and the wireless industry as almost every week brings new
or proposed rulings by the FCC. Julius joins us to answer many of your
questions about the recent changes as to discuss the Commission's efforts to
identify more spectrum for unlicensed devices and to encourage the
development of unlicensed wireless broadband services, particularly for use
in rural areas.

July 12th - A very important Order regarding changes to Part 2 & Part 15
rules intended to promote wireless broadband use and adoption in rural areas
was released (smart antenna technologies, power changes, power measurement
methods, mix & match certified system components, much more).
July 29th - FCC Promotes the Deployment of Wireless Broadband Services by
Creating New Rules for the 2495-2690 MHz Band While Protecting Educational
Services...
August 4th - FCC Takes Next Steps to Promote Digital TV Transition.

Julius Knapp is Deputy Chief of the FCC's Office of Engineering and
Technology (OET). OET is the Commission's primary resource for engineering
expertise and provides technical support to the Chairman, Commissioners and
FCC Bureaus and Offices. Mr. Knapp has responsibility within OET for
spectrum allocations and technical rules for radio frequency devices. He was
also involved in crafting the FCC's regulations for unlicensed devices,
including the rules under which Wi-Fi and Bluetooth were developed and the
new rules for Ultra-wideband devices. He has also helped identify frequency
allocations and develop technical rules for new radio services such as
commercial mobile radio service, private land mobile services, and mobile
satellite services. www.fcc.gov


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Jim Sutton
Wireless Tech Radio
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