[BC] RFR . FCC Engineers need to go back to school for commonsense.

[towers at mre.com]

Not necessarily.  Even if the area is restricted and signed, general
public exposure is considered to include access by those who have not been
trained on RFR.

Recall the Mt. Wilson incident.  While the FCC referenced the locked
gate/wire across the driveway, they also didn't specifically state that
had the chain/wire been connected and "secured", that would still have met
and created a "controlled" area.

The whole RFR situation is really murky.

MM

> Irregardless of a missing sign, if something is beyond a locked door, or
> as
> alleged here, SEVERAL locked doors, then that doesn't count as "accessible
> to the General Public".
>
> If it does, we're ALL in trouble.
>
> Something says there's more to this story than has been told.
>
> --
> Jerry Mathis