FCC says interference charges have no merit

The FCC has dismissed an interference complaint against Robert Dudick, K3KDK, of Mc Clure Pennsylvania. This, in an October 23rd letter to one Gene M. Long who had filed the complaint back in June 28th of this year.

In his letter to Long, the FCC stated that it had reviewed Long's complaint and had then requested and received information from Dudick.. After review, it found Long's complaint to be without merit.

The FCC went on to advise Long that any future complaints that he may file must contain tape recordings and specific information regarding his conclusion as to the interference source. It will also require signed verifications from other licensees participating with Long in the location of the alleged interference source.

The FCC also wrote to Dudick to let him know that the case was now closed and thanking him for his cooperation in putting the matter to rest.

Source: Amateur Radio Newsline, FCC

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