FCC Web Documents citing 74.803

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  • ability of LPTV and TV translators to transition to digital operations. Based on our conclusions above, we find that the proposed operations would not affect the availability of DTV spectrum. For the foregoing reasons, we determine that Goosetown is inapposite to the current situation. Finally, we address concerns regarding impact on wireless microphones and other low power auxiliary stations. Section 74.803(b) states that low power auxiliary station usage is secondary to TV broadcasting and land mobile stations operating in the UHF-TV spectrum and must not cause harmful interference. While we appreciate the concerns of the wireless microphone proponents, we note that these devices are not entitled to protection under our rules. Moreover, given that Part 74 low power auxiliary devices may
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  • the 698-806 MHz portion of one these bands, the 614-806 MHz band (Channels 38-69). Rules relating to operation. Subpart H of Part 74 of our rules govern ``low power auxiliary stations'' generally. As set forth in Section 74.801 of the Commission's rules, devices authorized as low power auxiliary stations are ``intended to transmit over distances of approximately 100 meters.'' Section 74.803 states that low power auxiliary station usage in the UHF-TV spectrum - which comprises Channels 14-69, including spectrum in the 700 MHz Band (Channels 52-69) - is ``secondary to TV broadcasting and land mobile stations ... and must not cause harmful interference'' to such operations. Section 74.861, which relates to the technical requirements for low power auxiliary stations, provides that
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  • (2002) (citations omitted). The Low Power Auxiliary Station bands in Part 74 also are ``secondary to TV broadcasting and land mobile stations operating in the UHF-TV spectrum and must not cause harmful interference. If such interference occurs, low power auxiliary station operation must immediately cease and may not be resumed until the interference problem has been resolved.'' 47 C.F.R. § 74.803(b). Additionally, ``Low power TV and TV translator stations are being authorized on a secondary basis to existing land mobile uses and must correct whatever interference they cause to land mobile stations or cease operation.'' 47 C.F.R. § 74.703(e). See Access Spectrum Reply Comments at 7, Engineering Showing and Analysis at 4. Id. As reflected in Access Spectrum's application (FCC File
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  • ability of LPTV and TV translators to transition to digital operations. Based on our conclusions above, we find that the proposed operations would not affect the availability of DTV spectrum. For the foregoing reasons, we determine that Goosetown is inapposite to the current situation. Finally, we address concerns regarding impact on wireless microphones and other low power auxiliary stations. Section 74.803(b) states that low power auxiliary station usage is secondary to TV broadcasting and land mobile stations operating in the UHF-TV spectrum and must not cause harmful interference. While we appreciate the concerns of the wireless microphone proponents, we note that these devices are not entitled to protection under our rules. Moreover, given that Part 74 low power auxiliary devices may
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  • uses and must correct whatever interference they cause to land mobile stations or cease operations.) We remind licensees of Wireless Assist Video Devices (WAVD) operating under Part 74, Subpart H - Low Power Auxiliary devices, that WAVD operation is on a secondary, non-interference basis to TV broadcast and land mobile operations, on TV channels 8-12, 14-36 and 38-51. See Sections 74.803 and 74.870. Thus, WAVD operation on TV Channel 17 (488-494) MHz in the eastern part of Suffolk County should be avoided, to avert interference to public safety land mobile operations on adjacent TV Channel 16. WAVD operation on TV Channels 15 and 16 in this area are already prohibited by Section 74.780. In the 1995 Waiver Order, the Commission stated
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  • the 698-806 MHz portion of one these bands, the 614-806 MHz band (Channels 38-69). Rules relating to operation. Subpart H of Part 74 of our rules govern ``low power auxiliary stations'' generally. As set forth in Section 74.801 of the Commission's rules, devices authorized as low power auxiliary stations are ``intended to transmit over distances of approximately 100 meters.'' Section 74.803 states that low power auxiliary station usage in the UHF-TV spectrum - which comprises Channels 14-69, including spectrum in the 700 MHz Band (Channels 52-69) - is ``secondary to TV broadcasting and land mobile stations ... and must not cause harmful interference'' to such operations. Section 74.861, which relates to the technical requirements for low power auxiliary stations, provides that
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  • Band falls within the 698-806 MHz portion of one of the twelve bands: the 614-806 MHz band (Channels 38-69). Subpart H of Part 74 of our rules governs ``low power auxiliary stations'' generally. As set forth in Section 74.801 of our rules, devices authorized as low power auxiliary stations are ``intended to transmit over distances of approximately 100 meters.'' Section 74.803 states that low power auxiliary station usage in the UHF-TV spectrum - which comprises Channels 14-69, including spectrum in the 700 MHz Band (Channels 52-69) - is ``secondary to TV broadcasting and land mobile stations . . . and must not cause harmful interference'' to such operations. Section 74.861, which relates to the technical requirements for low power auxiliary stations,