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Re: FCC Regulations



Original poster: Ronald Fleshman <ronfleshman@xxxxxxxxx>

Yes, plenty of them.  Check CFR 95 for details.
Depending on location and frequency your power may be limited to 500mw. Some areas are RF free. No radiation of ANY kind at all. this includes computers wi-fi networks, cell phones, etc. You can't interfere with ANY licensed service, unlicensed applications such as wi-fi, garage door openers, etc thou not exactly illegal will upset the neighborhood. Intereference with public safety services can leave you liable for civil action in addition to FCC legal action. Try to keep things sheilded as much as possible. If you can keep it on your property you can do what you want. If you are not interefering with anyone no one will complain.
Ron Fleshman

Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Original poster: "C. Sibley"

Are there any FCC regulations that apply to our hobby? I imagine
that the larger coils produce a fiar amount of interference. Thoughts?

Curt.





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