Sec. 87.481  Unattended operation of domestic radiobeacon stations.

    (a) Radiobeacons may be licensed for unattended operation. An 
applicant for unattended operations must provide information about the 
following:
    (1) The transmitter is crystal controlled and specifically designed 
for radiobeacon service and capable of transmitting by self-actuating 
means;
    (2) The emissions of the transmitter must be continuously monitored 
by a licensed operator, or by a direct positive automatic monitor, 
supplemented by aural monitoring at suitable intervals;
    (3) If as a result of aural monitoring it is determined that a 
deviation from the terms of the station license has occurred, the 
transmitters must be disabled immediately by a properly authorized 
person. If automatic monitoring is used, the monitor must insure that 
the operation of the transmitter meets the license terms or is disabled;
    (4) The time, including travel time, required for a properly 
authorized person to disable the transmitter;
    (5) The equipment must be inspected at least every 180 days. Results 
of inspections must be kept in the station maintenance records;
    (6) The transmitter is not operable by or accessible to, other than 
authorized persons;
    (7) The transmitter is in a remote location.
    (b) Authority for unattended operation must be expressly stated in 
the station license.

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