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FCC 73.816
Revised as of September 1, 2021
Goto Year:2020 |
2022
§ 73.816 Antennas.
(a) Permittees and licensees may employ nondirectional antennas with
horizontal only polarization, vertical only polarization, circular
polarization or elliptical polarization.
(b) Permittees and licensees may employ directional antennas in the
LPFM service, in accordance with paragraph (d) of this section.
(c) [Reserved]
(d)(1) Composite antennas and antenna arrays may be used where the
total ERP does not exceed the maximum determined in accordance with
§ 73.811(a).
(2) Either horizontal, vertical, circular, or elliptical polarization
may be used provided that the supplemental vertically polarized ERP
required for circular or elliptical polarization does not exceed the
ERP otherwise authorized. Either clockwise or counterclockwise rotation
may be used. Separate transmitting antennas are permitted if both
horizontal and vertical polarization is to be provided.
(3) An application that specifies the use of a directional antenna must
provide the information identified in § 73.316(c) except that such
information shall not be required of:
(i) Public safety and transportation permittees and licensees eligible
pursuant to § 73.853(a)(2) using directional antennas in connection with
operation of Travelers' Information Service stations;
(ii) LPFM permittees and licensees proposing a waiver of the
second-adjacent channel spacing requirements of § 73.807 for the sole
purpose of justifying such a waiver; and
(iii) LPFM permittees and licensees using directional antennas solely
for the purpose of meeting the international border zone distance
requirements of § 73.807(g).
[ 65 FR 67303 , Nov. 9, 2000, as amended at 78 FR 2106 , Jan. 9, 2013; 85 FR 35573 , June 11, 2020]
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