[600MRG] No APPROVAL received

[Chris - KC0TKS]

So, since the 30 day period has long since passed with no reply and I am 
"authorized" to use these bands, I have ordered parts and begun 
constructing a station. Another week or months from now, if I get a 
denial from them, what do I do? Just ignore it and keep moving forward 
because they missed the 30 day window?

This whole process is awkward and nonsensical. Who came up with this 
plan, the government?


Chris - KC0TKS




On 10/23/2017 08:35 AM, k2ors at verizon.net wrote:
> Chris,
>
>
>     On a serious note, you are better off not asking. You are likely to get hold of someone who is not clear about what you are asking and the safe bureaucratic response will be a firm "NO".
>     You are absolutely clear to transmit as they have let the 30 day clock run out.
>
>
> 73 Warren
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris - KC0TKS <kc0tks at cmsdigital.net>
> To: 600mrg <600mrg at w7ekb.com>
> Sent: Sun, Oct 22, 2017 9:36 pm
> Subject: Re: [600MRG] No APPROVAL received
>
> I made two UTC submissions, one for my home QTH on Sept. 15 and another
> for a second possible transmit site three days later. Home is served by
> a big conglomerate, 2nd site is served by a small local co-op. Did not
> receive a response for either application. I know that a no-response is
> the same as an approval but antenna construction is going to be
> difficult so I don't really want to start anything until I know
> something for sure. Guess I will get on the phone and start begging. Who
> do I call, the water dept.? (sarcasm)
>
>
> Chris - KC0TKS
>
> Sedalia, MO
>
>
>
>
> On 10/22/2017 08:44 AM, Bob Confrey wrote:
>> I have not yet received my approval for 630 and 2200 M.  Applied 1 day
>> after the site opened.  My power does come from an EMC ( electric
>> membership counsel ) and I live in a very rural area. No reason I should
>> not be approved.  I'm wondering if the co-ops get these requests and they
>> end up in the bit bucket?  I realize I'm technically good to go but do not
>> like uncertainty, especially if it involves spending any money.
>>
>> Some have actually called the UTC ( KU4XR ) and gotten answers.  Not sure I
>> really want to do that?  Or I could email.
>>
>> I really don't believe that there were that many applications for
>> approval.  Maybe 1000? maybe I'm wrong.
>>
>> Any thoughts?   I'm nowhere near ready to transmit anyway, perhaps I should
>> sit tight......
>>
>> Bob
>>
>> WA1EDJ
>> Monroe, GA
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