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Example of concern about interference
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL – an association of
amateur radio operators) said,
 
“… Part 15 rules…(require that) devices not exceed specific
emissions limits and that they not cause harmful interference.
The maximum emissions limits are unacceptably high. The
only reason Amateur Radio can live with those limits is
because the rules … require that the operators of Part 15
devices correct harmful interference. ….. It is critical,… that
the FCC be willing to enforce the non-interference clauses…
The committee recommends that ARRL identify several
cases of actual harmful interference that the Part-15 device
operator is not willing to correct and that ARRL seek relief
from the FCC in those cases.”