dear ham radio operators: you all know how to read the mban and ism standards for emergency procedures local to your county when you have higher certifications. there are enough folks mega livid about these secret systems. the innocent people in RF will not be easily separated from those of you gas lighting, so please be part of the solution and tell the truth about how you attain your licensure and what you are required to know unless you literally have only taken the very basic exam. lying about bluetooth low energy or the wsn 802.15.5 is flat out ridiculous and currently causing good people to look either stupid, crazy or implicit in horrendous crimes against humanity. nobody wants a remote to their central nervous system in some random person’s hands and that is precisely what we have going on with biomedical healthineering. plese be part of the solution and simply tell the truth about what you are required to know by law so other bitchute psychological operators can choose a new disinfo campaign and those of us with ham radio family can exonerate our loved ones. thank you for your consideration, Mrs. Wallace https://hamradioprepper.com/us-amateur-radio-bands/ https://strykerradios.com/ham-radios/what-you-must-know-before-getting-your-ham-radio-license/#:~:text=The%20difficulty%20of%20the%20test,so%20these%20require%20more%20study. https://www.arrl.org/ Study materials are available through the ARRL store. Find a ham radio exam session in your area or take the exam online. In-person and online tests are given regularly. Register with an ARRL VEC team for your exam and receive your license in 24 to 48 hours. Licensing, Education & Training | Getting on the Air - ARRL https://www.researchgate.net/figure/fig1_317661766 Coexistence of Wireless Technologies in Medical Scenarios The goal of this paper is to provide a comprehensive overview of the coexistence nature of wireless technologies most likely to be found in medical scenarios’ environment. The diversity and number of these technologies is increasing constantly leading to potential interference problems and performance degradation of wireless medical applications