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Do I have to report radio wave emissions to any department (e.g. environment)?
Read more: Do I have to report radio wave emissions to some department (e.g. environment)?Setting aside the issue of licenses for specific frequency bands, it is worth noting the issue of electromagnetic radiation in the context of its environmental impact. Current regulations allow for power emissions of up to 15 W per antenna without the need to report this to the Department of Environmental Protection—in such cases, the installation is not considered a project with a significant environmental impact.
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