"tony sayer" wrote in message
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No!, they don't do anything like aligning dishes, remember that Ofcom is
for regulation and enforcement.....
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One thing that *ought* to be part of the knowledge base of anyone working
for Ofcom, but which clearly could not be part of any "training" given by
that organisation, is knowledge of how people actually use radio equipment
such as wireless mics. It's clear that Ofcom haven't got a clue. Putting the
regulation of radio mics under "Services Ancillary to Broadcasting" is the
first clue. Ofcom apparently are not aware that broadcasters use only a
tiny, tiny minority of the radio mics in use today. A bit like putting the
regulation of mobile phones into "Services Ancillary to Broadcasting" as
some mobile phones are used by broadcasters.

David.