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What does FCC means in distillation?
Fluid catalytic cracking. It is a conversion process used in petroleum refineries.
What is the meaning of abbreviation fcc?
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What happened to channel 1?
I don't remember EXACTLY when Channel 1 was did away with, but it was around the time the first TVs came about. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) did away with Channel 1 simply because it was interfering with the rest of the television stations.
What type of government uses censorhip?
The FCC. There's an episode about the FCC on Family Guy. THey made that episode about the FCC for the FCC.
Which FCC bureau administers the VE program?
FCC Wieless Telecommunications Bureau (FCC-WTB)
Where can one purchase on- call signs?
A test has to be taken first in order that the FCC can confirm your competency at the radio. After that the FCC will give you a call sign, as part of the fee paid for your test. You may purchase a Vanity call sign and a list of appropriate agencies can be obtained from the FCC, the club that you are signing up to and the world wide web.
What does the national do not call list include?
The national do not call list contains all the numbers that are not allowed to be called by telemarketers to solicit customers. This is a service for the United States and is governed by the FCC.
When was FCC Song created?
FCC Song was created in 2004.
Who is in charge of the FCC?
As of 2009, Jonathan Spalter is in charge of the FCC.
Why isn't there a channel one on TV?
We found the answer to your question at The Straight Dope, a wonderful resource for those "Hey, what about..." types of questions. Cecil Adams writes that there was in fact a Channel One when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) first allocated broadcast television frequencies in 1945. The FCC is responsible for regulating interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable. By 1945 most television signals were transmitted through microwave relay stations, and the FCC had to divvy up the frequencies. In 1947 the FCC decided to allocate the Channel One band, which ranges from 44 to 50 MHz, to radio. In 1952, the FCC added 70 new UHF channels (14 to 83) to the jam-packed VHF channels (2 to 13). Then came cable, and all bets were off. Bob Cooper also provides a detailed analysis of the decision to assign Channel One to radio. It's fairly lengthy, but the article does an excellent job of describing the government and commercial wrangling over available airways that's still going on today.
What means FCC in the US Government?
FCC = Federal Communications Commission
What channel is the CW in Anchorage Alaska?
The actual Over The Air broadcast channel is 12.1 for ABC and 12.2 for CW in Anchorage. Both are being broadcast from the KYUR transmitter on the same carrier, an advantage of digital broadcasts. Actual channel 13 is a translator channel frequency used in Homer, AK. for KAYU. Info available from the FCC website.
