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International "Part 15" rules

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ajhenderson

Does Canada or Mexico have any rules similar to Part 15 broadcasting? How would these apply to transmitters near the border; could one place a Rangemaster, for example, in Tijuana with the intent of reaching far south San Diego, or put a device somewhere north of the San Juan Islands in Washington state and reach the outskirts of Vancouver? You get the idea. I would think the respective agencies would cooperate if a station was causing interference, and how would that be resolved?
 
Canadian rules are similar to ours. I'm not sure about Mexican rules.

> Does Canada or Mexico have any rules similar to Part 15
> broadcasting? How would these apply to transmitters near the
> border; could one place a Rangemaster, for example, in
> Tijuana with the intent of reaching far south San Diego, or
> put a device somewhere north of the San Juan Islands in
> Washington state and reach the outskirts of Vancouver? You
> get the idea. I would think the respective agencies would
> cooperate if a station was causing interference, and how
> would that be resolved?
>
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