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FCC 22.401
Revised as of October 1, 2008
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Sec. 22.401 Description and purposes of developmental authorizations.
Eligible entities ( see Sec. 22.7) may apply for, and the FCC may grant,
authority to construct and operate one or more transmitters subject to the
rules in this subpart and other limitations, waivers and/or conditions that
may be prescribed. Authorizations granted on this basis are developmental
authorizations. In general, the FCC grants developmental authorizations in
situations and circumstances where it cannot reasonably be determined in
advance whether a particular transmitter can be operated or a particular
service can be provided without causing interference to the service of
existing stations. For example, the FCC may grant developmental
authorizations for:
(a) Field strength surveys to evaluate the technical suitability of antenna
locations for stations in the Public Mobile Services;
(b) Experimentation leading to the potential development of a new Public
Mobile Service or technology; or,
(c) Stations transmitting on channels in certain frequency ranges, to
provide a trial period during which it can be individually determined
whether such stations can operate without causing excessive interference to
existing services.
[ 59 FR 59507 , Nov. 17, 1994, as amended at 70 FR 19309 , Apr. 13, 2005]
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