Goto Section: 74.602 | 74.604 | Table of Contents
FCC 74.603
Revised as of October 1, 2010
Goto Year:2009 |
2011
§ 74.603 Sound channels.
(a) The frequencies listed in § 74.602(a) may be used for the
simultaneous transmission of the picture and sound portions of TV
broadcast programs and for cue and order circuits, either by means of
multiplexing or by the use of a separate transmitter within the same
channel. When multiplexing of a TV STL station is contemplated,
consideration should be given to the requirements of § 73.687 of this
Chapter regarding the overall system performance requirements.
Applications for new TV pickup, TV STL, TV relay and TV translator
relay stations shall clearly indicate the nature of any mutliplexing
proposed. Multiplexing equipment may be installed on licensed equipment
without authority of the FCC, provided the installation of such
apparatus on a TV STL station shall not result in degradation of the
overall system performance of the TV broadcast station below that
permitted by § 73.687 of this chapter.
(b) [Reserved]
(c) Aural STL or intercity relay stations licensed as of July 10, 1970,
to operate in the frequency band 942-947 MHz, may continue to so
operate pending a decision as to their disposition through a future
rule making proceeding.
(d) Remote pickup broadcast stations may be used in conjunction with
television pickup stations for the transmission of the aural portion of
television programs or events that occur outside a television studio
and for the transmission of cues, orders, and other related
communications necessary thereto. The rules governing remote pickup
broadcast stations are contained in Subpart D of this part.
[ 28 FR 13718 , Dec. 14, 1963, as amended at 47 FR 55936 , Dec. 14, 1982;
48 FR 24385 , June 1, 1983; 68 FR 12769 , Mar. 17, 2003]
Goto Section: 74.602 | 74.604
Goto Year: 2009 |
2011
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