Letter from Senators Roberts and Nelson to the Chairman of the FCC on GPS issue

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Late last year, the FCC issued a decision granting a company known as LightSquared, a conditional waiver to build high-powered terrestrial transmitters and use a radio frequency adjacent to the lower-powered Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite frequency. Because these frequencies are close to each other in the radio spectrum range, the high-powered, terrestrial-based transmitters will drown out or significantly interfere with the weaker GPS signals, rendering GPS receivers unusable. By clicking on the link, you can send your Member of Congress a message that you would like them to voice support for the GPS and to make sure it remains unaffected by interference.

Transcript of Letter from Senators Roberts and Nelson to the Chairman of the FCC on GPS issue

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