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4. The purpose of this paper is to seek public feedback on proposals relating to VHF-FM broadcasting that:adopt new technical standards with narrower frequency...
I really like these paragraphs: 41. It is also considered possible to contemplate a slightly higher power for the "low power" broadcasting used at this band...
hi, we are about ready to launch our station in west auckland, pirate fm is alive and kicking. What id like , just to keep the peace among the LPFM stations in...
... power for the "low power" broadcasting used at this band edge. The power limit is designed to protect against interference to the sensitive Land Mobile...
I'm just going to throw some ideas around. I'm involved with a radio engineer here who can provide some facts to strengthen the argument that 5 watts is very...
hi, i think your ideas hold water, well done. The fact is power does not in anyway interfer with frequencies close by, the real truth is filtering in the...
... To the contrary, Mai FM were required to use a great deal of filtering, 6 stages of cavity filtering, twice that of other stations at the site. There was...
hi, i was of course referring to bandwidth filtering, their transmitter spreads far passed acceptable limits, yet radio hauraki uses twice the power and...
Whats really required is the syncronization of repeaters ie National radio,concert FM,Niu FM,all these play exactly the same content and could be on 1...
Thats a good point. I believe this is the very thing thats going on with 'rejigging' of medium powered frequencies up north by Canwest. Co-channel freqs ...
... Different countries have different licencing regimes. What may be possible in America, may not be possible in New Zealand, because here the licensing...
But synchrounous plays havoc with band planning and re-use of frequencies, which is the MEDs point. Not impossible, but not easy, and can't be done everywhere...
I don't think that would free up space. Each region has an offset from other regions, so usually the neighbouring region will be in between the local...
... I wouldn't go telling them that. But I would guess that only a handful of engineers in RSM actual know anything about frequency allocations. The author...
They would have to re engineer the frequencies ie if Concert was on 89.0Mhz then unless the 400Khz spacing was removed Mai and 1ZB 89.4 would move accordingly...
I doubt there will be any changing of frequencies. That would be ideal but I would imagine the commercial stations would be up in arms if they had to move...
Of course there is always the danger that if they realise there is already a 1MHz guardband in place at 108, they will feel free to offer the rest of the upper...
I thought of that. It may not pay to mention that a several thousand watts would be safe on 108.0Mhz. I think I'll mention that my radio engineer established...
... My cheeky reply..... Perhaps they were trying to stop us all getting RSI from having to turn the tuning knob too far on the radio? Cheers Geoff Barkman...
Hi guys, I own a student radio LPFM station in Whitianga NZ, It broadcasts on 88.4FM. I know from recent experience that LPFM stations are costly to run and...
Ethan .L.
Kead@...
Sep 5, 2005 10:35 am
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I wish to locate one of these mainly for use as outside broadcast link equpt between a remote point and the studio. It will need to be of music quality with an...
I know someone who makes them but they are not cheap. Probably around $2000. Why only 7khz audio? That is lower than AM quality. You need 15khz for FM. ...
7khz is a minimum spec and to my mind is adequate for casual temporary stuff such as for O.B use.There isquite a bit of vhf/uhf link gear in use such as Marti...
Hi Group just a quick email to advise the details of the following station Name: TR fm Freq: 106.9 Tx: 500mw Veronica Contact: Graham...
M.B & J.D Duffy
DuffyFamily@...
Sep 8, 2005 3:13 am
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The Society Of Low Power FM Broadcasters Incorporated is holding its AGM in Auckland Central on Tuesday 20th September at 18:15. If any LPFM Broadcaster is...
FM BROADCASTING SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT,LICENSING AND REGULATIONS: FORMAL SUBMISSION TO RSM The Society Of Low Power FM Broadcasters Incorporated has been working...
http://www.radioscope.co.nz/ LPFM Society Marks First Birthday 16 Sep 2005 The Society Of Low Power FM Broadcasters holds its AGM in Auckland on September 20,...
The Society Of Low Power FM Broadcasters holds its AGM in Auckland on September 20, marking a year since its establishment aimed at fostering better...
Hello Peter .. Please provide the link address for this doccument.. TSOLP...ETC Regards Dave From: "Peter Shaw" <akwccr@...> Reply-To:...
Dave Smith
radiopegasus@...
Sep 18, 2005 5:30 am
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What protection should be taken for a LPFM antenna mounted on a long hockey stick high on a chimney to survive possible lightening strikes. Thanks in advance....
