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Re: [LPFM] The new frequencies

I guess everyone's view is different on this one. The government are currently holding up commercial licesening to provide 'non-profit' bandwidth in the new 100-106m\MHz spectrum. I also agree with earlier statements that smei-commercial use still helps to provide a higher level of programming.
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Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2003 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: [LPFM] The new frequencies

Hi group well I guess some might be sweating a bit right now especially those lpfm operators who in my opinion (and it is only an opinion) breach the spirit of lpfm by running networks and multiple tx's either in the same town, city or further afield.
Does clause 2.2 of the new regs read that networking or linking are now banned.
If this is true I say about time as it will restore what lpfm should be used for and also free up much needed freq. being used by people (not just rhema) that want to use the lpfm band for commercial or semi commercial aplications.
MBD

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Hi group well I guess some might be sweating a bit right now especially those lpfm operators who in my opinion (and it is only an opinion) breach the spirit of...
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Andrew Dyke wrote: New rules regarding remote transmitters (not allowed) Are you saying no studio-to-transmitter links will be allowed?. So those living in...
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Apr 30, 2003
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I guess everyone's view is different on this one. The government are currently holding up commercial licesening to provide 'non-profit' bandwidth in the new...
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May 1, 2003
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If this comes into force then I'll not be sweeting so much as sad for all my listeners when I pull the plug on the only alternative (to mainstream) music in...
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May 1, 2003
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Please forgive me as my remarks were not aimed at people on this list who like myself are providing a service that is otherwise unavailable I am more concerned...
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May 1, 2003
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You would think Rhema was at least semi commercial-they are up with the "big ones" with their corporate style advertising-they should bid in auctions like TRN...
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May 1, 2003
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Rhema do bid for high power frequencies just lke everyone else. They won a frequency in Tauranga in an auction many years ago. They have since sold it. I think...
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Cool to see Graham subscribed, I was chatting with him the other day and suggested he join to get all the goss first! Jonathan Mosen Director ACB Radio, the...
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Hi Chris No timetable at this stage for the upper band. I would expect a discussion paper will be posted on the MED website when it comes up. Cheers Andrew ...
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May 3, 2003
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Hi guys The ban on linking is an absolute one. I understand that this will be a problem for people living in gullies and less than ideal transmission spots...
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May 3, 2003
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Hi Andrew Does this "in-band" linking mean: where one transmitter ( say on 107.00 ) is used in one area of a city, recieved at another part of the city and...
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Hi Group, For this to happen wouldn't the clause 2.2 have to be amended for it reads that the tramitter has to be within 100 mtrs of the studio. MBD ... From:...
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May I ask what document are you refering to? Regards, Ross. M.B & J.D Duffy wrote: Hi Group, For this to happen wouldn't the clause 2.2 have to be amended for...
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Andrew Dyke wrote: We have seen examples where a single operator is saturating an entire area using most of the band by linking in-band and having multiple...
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May 4, 2003
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Perhaps "they" should release 1611kHz to 1701 for "LPAM" too as its not used in NZ? Michael Ross Levis <ross@...> wrote:Andrew Dyke wrote: We...
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Hmmm, I know of an operator using 2 transmitters from the same location transmitting the same programme. One is on a tep spectrum license the other is 88.2 Is...
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Hiagain, In my opinion this practice should be stopped as well. 2 txs broadcasting the same porgramme from the same source is questionable. The only advantage...
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May 4, 2003
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That's identical to Blowhole FM here on 88.1. They are using it as a link a few hundred metres across town to a 80 watt commercial licence at the Polytech. I...
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May 4, 2003
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There is another purpose which is still abuse in my opinion. There are a few jap radios without band expanders around. Ross. M.B & J.D Duffy wrote: Hiagain, In...
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May 4, 2003
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I don't think many AM receivers go that high. Perhaps some old analogue tuners but the digital ones don't. About 25 years ago I did some illegal LPAM on 1650,...
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May 4, 2003
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Greetings Ross and all. Our station broadcasts with 2.5 kw on 1602 kHz... and particularly those "AM sets manufactured in the past decade cover out to 1700...
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May 4, 2003
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Hi Graham No, that is not in-band linking. We would call that "off-air" linking. In-band linking is where the program is broadcast on two frequencies at two...
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Hi Ross This would be exactly what is NOT wanted. If the Polytech need to run an STL(studio-trransmiter link) they should get a fixed service licence and do...
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Graham Brown we're talking about? Nice to see u also in this room to. Gavin, Radio Clutha. ... From: Ross Levis To: LPFM_Radio@... Sent: Friday,...
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