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    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  Fwd: 420 MHz in Jeopardy!",
    "date": "2011-02-21T17:40:09Z",
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    "content": "\n----- Forwarded Message -----\nFrom: \"Rick Pinelli\" <[email protected]>\nTo: \"Damon\" <[email protected]>, \"David\" <[email protected]>, \"Lee\" <[email protected]>, \"Rick\" <[email protected]>, [email protected], \"chris dowland\" <[email protected]>, \"Danny Banks\" <[email protected]>, \"Richard Martin\" <[email protected]>, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]\nSent: Monday, February 21, 2011 10:27:33 AM\nSubject: 420 MHz in Jeopardy!\n\nI received this info from one of the D-STAR groups about the 420 MHz band \nand thought I would pass it along. \n\n\nRick - KA2BSM \n------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ \nSubject: 420 band auction imminent if HR 607 passes \n\nI think we need to be aware of this issue, since our repeater system lives \nthere. \n\nThis is being done \"in order to offset the loss of revenue that would occur \nas the result of the allocation of the D-Block to Public Safety instead of \ncommercial auction\".  \n\nSo they are giving away some spectrum that they said they would auction, and \nwe get to pay the price for it. \n\nThis bill was introduced by the Horable Peter King, R-NY District #3. \n\nRead more about Congresman King's spin on this plan here.  \n\nhttp://www.house.gov/apps/list/hearing/ny03_king/bipartlegsdblock.html \n\nNote that there is NO MENTION of the 420-450 and 450-470 bands in his press \nrelease, and they are in a footnote in the bill (oh, by the way, we can make \nup the revenue shortfall by auctioning off these frequencies...) So these \nbands will be sacrificed to pay for the reallocation of the spectrum that \nwas previously cleared by TV Broadcasters for acution in the name of \n\"Homeland Security\".  \n\nThe 450 band contains Broadcasting Remote Pickup and Studio to Transmitter \nlinks along with other coordinated use. 420 to 450 is our 70cm amateur \nband.  \n\n---------------------------------------------------------- \n\n*Spectrum Management Bill Threatens Amateur Frequencies* \n\n*On February 10, Representative Peter King (R-NY-3), Chairman of the House \nHomeland Security Committee, introduced HR 607, the **Broadband for First \nResponders Act of 2011**. The bill been referred to the House Energy and \nCommerce Committee, which handles telecommunications legislation. * \n\n*HR 607 addresses certain spectrum management issues, including the creation \nand maintenance of a nationwide Public Safety broadband network. As part of \nthat network, the bill provides for the allocation of the so-called \n\"D-Block\" of spectrum in the 700 MHz range for Public Safety use.* \n\n*The D-Block consists of two, 5 megahertz-wide segments of **spectrum \n(758-763 and 788-793 MHz) that became available when the FCC ended analog \ntelevision broadcasts in June 2009 and reallocated the 698-806 MHz band for \nPublic Safety and commercial broadband. It was anticipated that the D-Block \nwould be auctioned for commercial use. * \n\n*There are several bills in Congress providing for the allocation of the \nD-Block for Public Safety use, and HR 607 is one of those. But HR 607 \nuniquely provides for the reallocation of other spectrum for auction to \ncommercial users, in order to offset the loss of revenue that would occur as \nthe result of the allocation of the D-Block to Public Safety instead of \ncommercial auction. * \n\n*HR 607 lists the paired bands of 420-440 MHz and 450-470 MHz among the \nbands to be reallocated for commercial auction within 10 years of its \npassage. * \n\nRead more \nhere< http://www.arrl.org/news/spectrum-management-bill-threatens-amateur-frequencies >\n\n",
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