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FCC 80.80
Revised as of October 2, 2015
Goto Year:2014 |
2016
§ 80.80 Operating controls for ship stations.
(a) Each control point must be capable of:
(1) Starting and discontinuing operation of the station;
(2) Changing frequencies within the same sub-band;
(3) Changing from transmission to reception and vice versa.
(4) In the case of stations operating in the 156-162 MHz bands, reducing
power output to one watt or less in accordance with § 80.215(e).1
1Ship station transmitters, except hand-held portable transmitters,
manufactured after January 21, 1987 must automatically reduce the carrier
power to one watt or less when turned to the frequency 156.375 MHz or
156.650 MHz. All ship station tramsmitters, except hand-held portable
transmitters, used after January 21, 1997, must automatically reduce power
as described above. A manual override device must be provided which when
held by the operator will permit full carrier power operation on channels 13
and 67. Hand-held portable transmitters must be capable of reducing power to
one watt, but need not do so automatically.
(b) Each ship station using telegraphy must be capable of changing from
telegraph transmission to telegraph reception and vice versa without manual
switching.
(c) Each ship station using telephony must be capable of changing from
transmission to reception and vice versa within two seconds excluding a
change in operating radio channel.
(d) During its hours of service, each ship station must be capable of:
(1) Commencing operation within one minute;
(2) Discontinuing all emission within five seconds after emission is no
longer desired.
(e) Each ship station using a multi-channel installation for telegraphy
(except equipment intended for use only in emergencies on frequencies below
515 kHz) must be capable of changing from one radio channel to another
within:
(1) Five seconds if the channels are within the same sub-band; or
(2) Fifteen seconds if the channels are not within the same sub-band.
(f) Each ship station and marine-utility station using a multi-channel
installation for telephony must be capable of changing from one radio
channel to another within:
(1) Five seconds within the band 1605-3500 kHz; or
(2) Three seconds within the band 156-162 MHz.
(g)(1) Any telegraphy transmitter constructed since January 1, 1952, that
operates in the band 405-525 kHz with an output power in excess of 250 watts
must be capable of reducing the output power to 150 watts or less.
(2) The requirement of paragraph (g)(1) of this section does not apply when
there is available in the same station a transmitter capable of operation on
the international calling frequency 500 kHz and at least one working
frequency within the band 405-525 kHz, capable of being energized by a
source of power other than an emergency power source and not capable of an
output in excess of 100 watts when operated on such frequencies.
[ 51 FR 31213 , Sept. 2, 1986, as amended at 52 FR 35244 , Sept. 18, 1987]
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Goto Section: 80.79 | 80.81
Goto Year: 2014 |
2016
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