For EMI / EMC Engineers
The Bangor, Maine, Daily News reported that a local county sheriff’s deputy recently made 12 attempts to make radio contact with his communications center without success because of radio interference.That interference, according to the county’s telecommunications director, stems from a neighboring county’s operation of its remote repeater on the same frequency.Read more in the Bangor Daily News
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