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Map Of MMDS Transmitter Locations

Sponge Bob · 2007-10-22 11:06:45

From Ofcom. The blue bits on the top and on the right indicate where, in a worst possible case, the MMDS signals will interfere with the proposed UK spectrum allocation to be auctioned in the 2.5-2.7ghz band . MMDS will interfere with the weaker uplink transmitters in 3g type datacards. Field tests indicate some…

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From Ofcom. The blue bits on the top and on the right indicate where, in a worst possible case, the MMDS signals will interfere with the proposed UK spectrum allocation to be auctioned in the 2.5-2.7ghz band . MMDS will interfere with the weaker uplink transmitters in 3g type datacards.

Field tests indicate some interference in Wales but none in England. A full analysis is in Annex 10 of this document .

Oh and

A10.31 Ofcom is continuing to discuss with ComReg the best way to manage the coordination of services in the 2.6GHz band between UK and Ireland based on the setting of a trigger level which will enable the continuing operation of MMDS services in Ireland.

Thanks to Ofcom for the Map .

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