The problem is, that system's been in place for a while now, all this change 
really does is let them increase the power. I don't think those of us who 
frequent 900 MHz will even notice it in most cases. People are writing the 
ARRL though and fighting it, it won't go anywhere but it's worth a try a 
anyway. I almost always have a 900 MHz radio on me though and have never 
noticed anything from it.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "dustin thompson" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2013 5:01 AM
Subject: Re: 900MHZ use it or lose it,


>A portion of the 902-928 MHz (33 centimeter) band may become less
> useful to radio amateurs in urban areas as a result of an FCC
> Order.
> The FCC has given Progeny LMS, LLC consent to begin commercial
> operation of its multilateration location and monitoring service
> (M-LMS) in the upper portion
> of the band. According to the FCC, Progeny=92s location service is
> designed to operate on approximately 4 megahertz =97 about one-half of
> the M-LMS portions
> of the band between 919.750 and 927.750 MHz =97 where Progeny holds 
> license=
> s.
>
> =93Progeny is deploying a wide-area positioning system to provide more
> precise location services in areas where Global Positioning System
> (GPS) and other
> existing services may not work effectively, particularly indoors and
> in urban canyons,=94