Hi
I am a stock market analyst from Belgium.
I am analyzing a stolen vehicle recovery company listed on the Nasdaq stock market.
The company uses terrestrial network triangulation. The signals are transmitted from the end-unit in the vehicle to a network of base stations. Additionally, since the primary application of terrestrial network triangulation systems in the telematics industry is vehicle location and not continuous two-way communication, short bursts of data are sufficient for tracking purposes.
These base stations send a radio frequency in the range of 966 - 968 Mhz. The use of radio frequencies are licensed and renewed periodically from the Ministry of Communications. Some of these licenses are designated as a “joint” license, allowing the government to grant third parties a license to use the same frequencies.
I have the following questions?
Is it possible for a competitor to use the same frequencies in the same geographical location or would there be problems with interference?
Thank you in advance.
I am a stock market analyst from Belgium.
I am analyzing a stolen vehicle recovery company listed on the Nasdaq stock market.
The company uses terrestrial network triangulation. The signals are transmitted from the end-unit in the vehicle to a network of base stations. Additionally, since the primary application of terrestrial network triangulation systems in the telematics industry is vehicle location and not continuous two-way communication, short bursts of data are sufficient for tracking purposes.
These base stations send a radio frequency in the range of 966 - 968 Mhz. The use of radio frequencies are licensed and renewed periodically from the Ministry of Communications. Some of these licenses are designated as a “joint” license, allowing the government to grant third parties a license to use the same frequencies.
I have the following questions?
Is it possible for a competitor to use the same frequencies in the same geographical location or would there be problems with interference?
Thank you in advance.