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AZDEN WMS-PRO VHF Wireless Microphone
Wireless Mics and FCC Regulations by Bruce Hathaway
Since the decision was made by the FCC to switch all television broadcasts over to a digital spectrum, there has been significant concern on the part of those who rely on wireless microphone technology. Musicians who play live, pastors and preachers who prefer to be free to roam the stage as they speak, and many actors in plays all depend on the concept of wire free vocal amplification in order to do their jobs properly. Recent developments in the arena of frequency regulation have caused some difficulties for these and other people.
The broadband frequencies were not this packed until only a few years ago. Even since the year 2000, there wasn't the explosion of wireless Internet hook-ups, public hot-spots, and the ever growing boon of the most recent cell phones that there are now. All of these wireless mics use parts of the limited, and very defined, broadcasting frequencies.
At first the problem was quite stunning. No one was certain as to what the inevitable repercussions would be, but those who went wireless understood soon after that there were going to be some problems, especially with some of their older systems. Many UHF frequency mics in use these days are set up to broadcast in a range between seven hundred and forty-six and eight hundred and six Megahertz. With the new frequency restructuring, the FCC wanted to define that part of the band to ES rather than to UHF TVs, blind to the disruptions that such interference might create.
Emergency services are not terribly reliable. With this new frequency sharing, it was entirely likely that someone could rehearse all day on what they thought was a clear channel, only to find that they start broadcasting the local fire or ambulance service in the middle of a live performance. While it is feasible to have the frequency modified on most mics, this will cost a bit as the manufactures won't do it for nothing.
Larger ongregations with many more church-goers find that they are the most inconvenienced in certain ways. Traditionally quite a number of churches have occupied the 700 Megahertz band for their clergy, and they are very unhappy about changing their systems now. Unfortunately, there are significant fines now in effect for those found to be operating illegal seven hundred Megahertz devices and those companies who now command the band are not likely to brook much trespass on their spectrum.
When that particular broadband swath was sold, the biggest telecommunications behemoths like AT&T and Verizon were resolved to own it. This claiming of a particular frequency spectrum has a lot to do with the coming developments, but is also pertinent to the continued functioning of systems already in place.
The problem for those who continue to operate unauthorized transmitters in this range is that these companies are far more aggressive about protecting their investments than the FCC is about simply enforcing their regulations. While they may feel sure that there's no way an FCC agent would ever happen to come across their small congregation in rural Oklahoma during the Sunday services and an illicit microphone is being used, those same people might not see it the same way about the telecommunications companies.
On one side there are the major interests of Verizon and AT&T. On the other hand we have the FCC rightly claiming that, with the updated allotment of the band to emergency services, illegal wireless use can be publicly dangerous. At the center is the ill-fated 700 Megahertz user, facing a big fine and very forceful attorneys for the plaintiffs. This definitely isn't what the village minister needed when he decided to form a congregation.
This was affirmed to be a threat shortly after the white space frequency band was usurped by the communications industry. After only 2 months that the restrictions were employed, there was no enforcement by the FCC against wireless users functioning in the designated spectrum. There had, however, been instances of Verizon claiming exclusive license and a right to protection against users who are in violation of the new FCC ruling.
It's not a very good circumstance for many live performers or those in conferencing. While there is some veracity to the argument that the usable bandwidth is finite and that there's a lot to be said for protecting large swaths of it for future advancements, it really hinders the ones who have been employing wireless microphones quite advantageously for years.
Interested in finding out the details of the FCC regulations? Click on the link. Want to buy a great wireless microphone? Get great deals at Bruce's online mic shop.
Article Source: http://www.earticlesonline.com/Article/Wireless-Mics-and-FCC-Regulations/1098392