Great. That's us out. Ironically last I heard, RSM listen to us in the office.
Does the GURL for short range devices specifically prohibit broadcasting? (I should just look it up).
From my calculations, you could safely broadcast at 16W at our frequency (107.7FM) without risk (from the graphs) at a distance of 8km from the flight path...
In Wellington there should be no problem at all because the ILS is operating on 109.9FM. Miles away from the top of the FM band.
In fact, looking at the table, most places are even better. The only area that is close is Whenuapai and there peobably isn't much demand for frequency use there is there?
Dean
Groove 107.7FM
PO Box 10 989
Wellington
Ph 381 4766 (381GROOVE)
Fax 381 4755
Mob 021-457 368
PO Box 10 989
Wellington
Ph 381 4766 (381GROOVE)
Fax 381 4755
Mob 021-457 368
Cafe Style Radio
----- Original Message -----From: Ross LevisTo: LPFM_Radio@...Cc: 'Chris Coburn'Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 2:33 PMSubject: [LPFM] Proposed LPFM Upper band changes
It looks like changes in the upper LPFM band are also planned causing a shrinkage in the available bandwidth -- 106.6 to 107.4, and allocating more space to the GURL.
http://news.
business. govt.nz/news/ info/rsm/ article/5131
Here is the relevant paragraph in the PDF document.
2 FMBC Planning Issues
2.1 The planned allocations of FMBC services in the 100 to 108MHz band noted in the
discussion document "Future of the FM Band" are:
· public broadcasting services in the band 100 to 106.6 MHz;
· low power broadcasting services in the band 106.6 to 107.4 MHz; and,
· a General User Radio Licence (GURL) for Short Range Devices (low power) in the band 107.4 to 108 MHz.
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