GPS Networking (GPSN) petitioned the FCC to amend its rules to al...
GPS Networking (GPSN) petitioned the FCC to amend its rules to allow the company’s GPS re-radiation device indoors. GPSN said its device would make the GPS signal available indoors for a variety of uses, including improving the effectiveness of…
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Enhanced 911 devices. “Limiting the use of such devices to indoor and underground uses precludes the possibility of interference with the satellite-generated signal,” GPSN said. In addition to the request to amend the rules, GPSN asked the Commission to grant it a waiver to use the device during the consideration period so GPSN “will be able to resume its business of supplying its products to the military and public safety workers for their indoor use of GPS Networking re-radiation kits.” GPSN has operated its device under an experimental license.