Goto Section: 22.727 | 22.731
FCC 22.729
Revised as of May 11, 2005
Goto Year:2004 |
2006
Sec. 22.729 Meteor burst propagation modes.
Link to an amendment published at 70 FR 19309 , Apr. 13, 2005.
The rules in this section govern stations in this service that use
meteor burst propagation modes to provide rural radiotelephone service
in Alaska.
(a) Channel assignments. The channels 42.40 and 44.10 MHz may be
assigned to central office stations and rural subscriber stations,
respectively, on a primary basis. The channels 44.20 and 45.90 MHz may
be assigned to central office and rural subscriber stations,
respectively, on a secondary basis to Private Radio services stations
using meteor burst propagation modes.
(b) Transmitting power. The transmitter output power must not exceed
2000 Watts for central office stations and 500 Watts for rural
subscriber stations.
(c) Station locations. Co-channel central office stations of different
licensees must be at least 241 kilometers (150 miles) apart. A rural
subscriber station and a central office station of different licensees
must be at least 241 kilometers (150 miles) apart if the rural
subscriber stations of the different licensees operate on the same
channel. The FCC may waive the requirements of this paragraph if the
affected users agree to a cooperative sharing arrangement.
(d) Emission type. Only type F1D emission is authorized.
(e) Bandwidth. The authorized bandwidth is 20 kHz.
(f) Station identification. Station identification is required only
for the central office station.
(g) Interference. Stations authorized under the provisions of this
section must not cause harmful interference to the service of stations
in other radio services.
(h) Developmental authorization. Meteor burst communications systems
may be authorized under developmental authorizations pursuant to
Sec. 22.419.
Goto Section: 22.727 | 22.731
Goto Year: 2004 |
2006
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