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FCC 22.1037
Revised as of October 2, 2015
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2016
§ 22.1037 Application requirements for offshore stations.
Applications for new Offshore Radiotelephone Service stations must contain
an exhibit showing that:
(a) The applicant has notified all licensees of offshore stations located
within 321.8 kilometers (200 miles) of the proposed offshore station, by
providing the following data, at least 30 days before filing the
application:
(1) The name, business address, channel coordinator, and telephone number of
the applicant;
(2) The location and geographical coordinates of the proposed station;
(3) The channel and type of emission;
(4) The height and type of antenna;
(5) The bearing of the main lobe of the antenna; and,
(6) The effective radiated power.
(b) The proposed station will not interfere with the primary ORS channels by
compliance with the following separations:
(1) Co-channel to a distance of 241.4 kilometers (150 miles).
(2) If interstitial channels are used, adjacent channels (±12.5 kHz) to a
distance of 80.5 kilometers (50 miles).
(3) Third order intermodulation channels (±12.5 kHz) to a distance of 32.2
kilometers (20 miles).
(4) If the proposed transmitting antenna site is located west of longitude
W.93°40′, and within 32.2 kilometers (20 miles) of the shoreline, and
proposed use of the channels listed in § 22.1007(b), no third-order
intermodulation interference would be caused to any base or mobile station
using the channels between 488 and 494 MHz.
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