[EAS] EAS test reporting

[Ed Czarnecki]

Remember, FEMA has nothing to do with test reporting requirements or processes.  Test reporting, and specifically the ETRS,  are the province of the FCC.

Edward Czarnecki, Ph.D.
Senior Director - Strategic and Government Affairs
Monroe Electronics Inc. / Digital Alert Systems

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From: Alex Hartman
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Yeah. Its a cluster. Any word from anyone at FEMA? Al Kenyon?

I did all of my clients last year, 26 stations. I still have their login info,  but that might be moot if you have to re-register?

We try our darnedest to be compliant with these asinine rules, but someone needs to have a stern talking to with the guys at the top aboit this kind of crap. Its almost as if they want it to fail... oh, right.

>Adrienne Abbott
>Nevada EAS Chair

>-----Original Message-----
>From: EAS [mailto:eas-bounces at radiolists.net] On Behalf Of Alex Hartman

>Odd. When i went to the ETRS site yesterday, it said it was just plain
>closed.

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