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  • Genre:technology & engineering
  • Sub-genre:Mobile & Wireless Communications
  • Language:English
  • Series Title:The FCC Commercial Radio License Series
  • Series Number:3
  • Pages:356
  • eBook ISBN:9798952298033
  • Paperback ISBN:9798952298026

General Radiotelephone: FCC Element 3

By Greg Phillips

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Overview

The FCC Commercial Radio License Series Prepared for candidates for the General Radiotelephone Operator License (GROL) and the GMDSS Radio Maintainer and Operator/Maintainer licenses — the credentials that authorize the installation, adjustment, and repair of radio transmitters, and that rest on FCC Element 3.
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Description

The FCC Commercial Radio License Series Prepared for candidates for the General Radiotelephone Operator License (GROL) and the GMDSS Radio Maintainer and Operator/Maintainer licenses — the credentials that authorize the installation, adjustment, and repair of radio transmitters, and that rest on FCC Element 3.
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About The Author

Beginning his career in 1984, Greg gained early expertise in Electrical, Fire Alarm, Motor Control, and Complex Industrial PLC Control Systems before joining the US Navy's Advanced Electronics Program in 1990. He then specialized in HF/VHF/UHF/SHF/EHF Communications, Miniature PCB repair, Radar and Fleet Broadcast and Tactical Satellite Communications. Upon an honorable discharge he worked in the Satellite Communications field for Comsat World Systems and Intelsat and later moved on to IT consulting for the federal government and commercial entities providing Software Engineering, Systems Performance Testing, and Systems Infrastructure with the last 12yrs (2014 – 2026) spent as a consultant in the Cable MSO space providing services for IP & Linear Video delivery and EAS SME with specialties in RF Terrestrial & Satellite Communications, Systems Integration/Migration, Systems Architecture, Network Infrastructure, and Data Center Operations. When not in a datacenter you can find him on-air via HAM radio call-sign W4GAP or off-road motorcycle riding in North GA.

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