FRED,
The legal issues are very real. It is in violation of the Federal wireless privacy act to intercept (receive) any cellular transmissions analog or digital signals, period. It is also against the law to manufacturer equipment that is "easily modified" to do this as well.
Another FCC rule says it is illegal to reveal what you monitor on your radios to a third party.
Pat Mason
Chief Communications
What are
the legal issues concerning monitoring the cell frequencies.? Certainly, you
can't disclose to third parties, but I don't think anybody can stop you from
listening.??
73 de KE2QR
Fred Jacobowitz
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Patrick S. Mason Jr.
EX-CHIEF District 43
Sea Bright N.J.
Firecom 222, JCES 9414.
PAST VP MID-MONMOUTH MUTUAL AID ASSN.
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