As of 7 December 2003, the number of documents in the FCC ECFS
were as follows:

RM-10781 321
RM-10782 272
RM-10783 276
RM-10784 254 [these 7 essentially eliminating the code test]
RM-10785 256
RM-10786 424
RM-10787 674

RM-10805 233
RM-10806 217
RM-10807 177
RM-10808 193 [these 7 essentially retaining the code test]
RM-10809 181
RM-10810 180
RM-10811 992

On the BPL or Broadband over Power Lines NOI, 03-104, there were
5,118 total documents, including a late submission by FEMA stating
that BPL would interfere with their FNARS and Homeland Security.
FEMA radio is regulated by the NTIA and is presumably part of or the
new name for SHARES (?). Both FNARS and SHARES use HF but
FNARS also uses VHF (at least in Puerto Rico).

To access the ECFS documents list, just address:

http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/comsrch_v2.cgi

All you need do is enter the entire proceedings number in the upper
left-hand forms box (along with its prefix, such as "RM-10811").
Documents are in PDF but PDF readers are free softstuff from Adobe.

Or, to stay in the proper Chat Room mode, simply ignore what goes
on in the only real radio regulatory agency for U.S. civilians and
argue the whichness of the what on entertainers, Russian oil reserves,
the right for Judaism to exist in a nation, etc., etc., etc., all having
nothing whatsoever to do with amateur radio...except to REGULARS
who need an Internet kaffe klatsch.

One might, as a U.S. citizen, reflect what happened early one
Sunday morning 62 years ago at a U.S. island in the Pacific. The
result of that rather cut off amateur radio activity in the USA for about
four years.

LHA ex-RA16408336

(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...

Or, to stay in the proper Chat Room mode, simply ignore what goes
on in the only real radio regulatory agency for U.S. civilians and
argue the whichness of the what on entertainers, Russian oil reserves,
the right for Judaism to exist in a nation, etc., etc., etc., all having
nothing whatsoever to do with amateur radio...except to REGULARS
who need an Internet kaffe klatsch.

Sorry that you are not sufficiently versed in any other world
events, current or otherwise, that you could participate in those
other topics, Your Scumminess...Not that you'd have anything
constructive to add to THOSE topics either...

One might, as a U.S. citizen, reflect what happened early one
Sunday morning 62 years ago at a U.S. island in the Pacific. The
result of that rather cut off amateur radio activity in the USA for about
four years.

So what if it did, Lennie...It didn't affect you then...it
doesn't affect you now.

LHA ex-RA16408336


You used to be a Russian aircraft registration number?

Steve, K4YZ