FCC 23.23 Revised as of October 1, 2007
Goto Year:2006 |
2008
Sec. 23.23 Use of frequencies for radio-telegraph communication within the
continental United States.
Licensees of point-to-point radiotelegraph stations may use any frequency
authorized in a station license for communication between designated points
within the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia upon the
express condition that the use of any frequency above 5000 kHz shall be
subject to the limitation that no interference shall be caused to the
international service, or to service with Alaska or Hawaii; and in the event
such interference is caused the licensee shall immediately discontinue the
use of the frequency or frequencies producing such interference and
operation thereon may be conducted only at times when such interference will
not be caused.
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