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Wireless: How long can I continue to use my 600 MHz equipment in the USA before the RF spectrum is closed
Wireless: How long can I continue to use my 600 MHz equipment in the USA before the RF spectrum is closed
By Administrator
Apr 06, 2019
The FCC in the has finished its sale of the 600 MHz frequency bands in the United States, and has set a date of July 13, 2020, for wireless intercom users to cease operation in the 617-698 MHz frequencies.
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