Sec. 80.253 Technical requirements for main transmitter.
(a) The following table gives the operating carrier frequency,
emission, modulation and average ship station antenna power requirements
for the main transmitter.
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Frequency
tolerance Percentage Modulation
Power into
Operating frequency (kHz) ------------------- Class of modulation frequency for
average ship
Parts \1\ emission for amplitude amplitude
station antenna
in 10 \6\ Hz \2\ modulation modulation
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500 kHz..................... 1,000 20 A2A and A2B Not less than At least 1
Not less than
or H2A and 70; not more frequency
200 watts.
H2B. than 100. between 300
and 1250
Hertz, except
for
transmittal
installed
after July 1,
1951, at least
1 frequency
between 450
and 1250 Hertz.
Do...................... 1,000 20 A1A or J2A... ............. ...............
Not less than
160 watts.
410 and 2 working 1,000 20 A2A and A3N Not less than At least 1
Not less than
frequencies in the band 415 or H2A and 70; not more frequency
200 watts.
to 525. H3N. than 100. between 300
and 1250
Hertz, except
for
transmitters
installed
after July 1,
1951, at least
1 frequency
between 450
and 1250 Hertz.
Do...................... 1,000 20 A1A and N0N ............. ...............
Not less than
or J2A and
160 watts.
J3N.
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\1\ For equipment type accepted or type approved before November 30, 1977.
\2\ For equipment type accepted or type approval after November 29, 1977.
(b) A main transmitter must operate at its required antenna power
when adjusted to any required operating frequency and energized by the
main power supply of the ship station or by an equivalent power supply.
(c) A main transmitter must be equipped to measure (1) antenna
current, (2) transmitter power supply voltages, and (3) anode or
collector current(s).
(d) The antenna power must be determined at the operating carrier
frequency by the product of the antenna resistance and the square of the
average antenna current, both measured at the same point in the antenna
circuit at approximately ground potential.
(e) A main transmitter producing more than 250 watts output power
must have the output power reduced to not more than 150 watts when used
for telegraphy. In stations where a separate telegraph transmitter
operable on the same frequencies as the main transmitter with an output
power of less than 250 watts, is installed, the power reduction
requirement does not apply. Such separate transmitters must not obtain
power from the emergency power supply.
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