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RE: [LPFM] Just one question ...

Really!  I would have thought they would leave a 300khz spacing to the LPFM band.  That is poor.  106.7 will be wasteland now.

 

Ross.

 

From: LPFM_Radio@... [mailto:LPFM_Radio@...] On Behalf Of wireless.radio
Sent: Wednesday, 10 September 2008 11:44 p.m.
To: LPFM_Radio@...
Subject: [LPFM] Just one question ...

 

How the heck did Hauraki in Christchurch get allocated 106.5 MHz?
Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:15 pm

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How the heck did Hauraki in Christchurch get allocated 106.5 MHz?... 		wireless.radio
Offline Send Email 		Sep 10, 2008
11:44 am

Really! I would have thought they would leave a 300khz spacing to the LPFM band. That is poor. 106.7 will be wasteland now. Ross. From:...
Ross Levis
rosslevis
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12:15 pm

RSM have a draft plan to implement 400 kHz spacing in the FM broadcast plan as opposed to the 800 kHz plan they now have with locally adjacent channels. I...
wireless.radio
Offline Send Email 		Sep 10, 2008
11:42 pm

TRN have had 106.5 for a while. They've not commercially used it coz Radioworks kept saying it interfered with The Breeze frequency in tests, which turned out...
Richard Phelps
customcuts_nz
Offline Send Email 		Sep 11, 2008
11:29 pm

Ok, but that still doesn't explain how or why RSM would allocate a commercial licence on a frequency that's inside the back door of a low power frequency?...
wireless.radio
Offline Send Email 		Sep 12, 2008
8:51 am

It is common to have 300khz separation from the lower LPFM band but I've not seen 200. It's a worrying trend. We have 89.0Mhz here in Tauranga, with 88.7 the...
Ross Levis
rosslevis
Offline Send Email 		Sep 12, 2008
9:59 am

89.0fm is currently the lowest allowable licenced FM frequency in ANY market. ( ..current exceptions here: http://tinyurl.com/88-6-88-9 ) What RSM is testing,...
Richard Phelps
customcuts_nz
Offline Send Email 		Sep 12, 2008
11:38 am

That sounds fine although I've not heard of any plans to alter the frequencies in the top guardband. I believe 107.8 - 108.0 is currently in the GURL at 50mw...
Ross Levis
rosslevis
Offline Send Email 		Sep 12, 2008
12:36 pm

Yeah, I'm aware of RSM looking to close the adjacent channel spacing to 400 kHz. That isn't an issue, they've already proved that it's not a big problem. As...
wireless.radio
Offline Send Email 		Sep 12, 2008
12:44 pm

.....And to add to all of this... recently THE EDGE was moved from 89 to 88.9 here in Christchurch. To: LPFM_Radio@...:...
Dave Smith
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Send Email 		Sep 13, 2008
1:02 am

Why would you shift a commercial licence 100 kHz? Surely the only reason would be to make room for another licence above it? ... 89 to 88.9 here in...
wireless.radio
Offline Send Email 		Sep 14, 2008
12:29 pm
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