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Occupied Spectrum Study
Contrary to what you may wish to believe,
the FCC Rules do indeed still require that occupied spectrum
measurements to be made annually or (at the very least) with no more
than 14 consecutive months since the last set of measurements. You
may also wish to note that, if you have made changes in an FM
transmission system that is attached to your AM tower, occupied
spectrum measurements may be required in order to insure your
continued compliance. Take a look at the FCC regulations
(specifically part 73.44 and 73.317) to see if these requirements
apply to your operation. If they do, we'd like to offer our services
to your station.
Here is how we will proceed:
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We will send one of our engineers to
your transmitter site with some very expensive test equipment
which will be mounted in a not so expensive vehicle. The
engineer will then conduct the required measurements, rain or
shine, hurricane or typhoon, while being attacked by dogs, cats,
mosquitoes, black widows, tarantulas, scorpions, snakes or other
engineering firms who wish to claim our web site copy as their
own. With this in mind, we seriously doubt that there will be
any other significant wild vermin that may choose to frequent
your site!!!
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Separate NRSC Mask and Spurious
Emissions measurements will be made and recorded.
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Harmonics will be measured with an
approved Field Intensity Meter and recorded.
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You will be asked to switch to EACH
of your modes of operation so that these same measurements can
be repeated (if you operate with a totally separate transmitter
and/or antenna system during nighttime and/or critical hours,
you will be asked to switch to these so that the measurements
can be repeated in these modes as well).
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After the trip, when the engineer
returns to our offices, he will prepare a full report for your
station.
Here is what we will pass on to you:
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A written description of the
procedure, equipment, and location used to make the measurements
with a signed certification by the engineer responsible for
making the measurements.
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Separate plots for the NRSC Mask and
Spurious Emissions.
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A tabulation of the Carrier and
Harmonic Signal Field Strengths for each mode of operation
measured.
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Upon completion of the report, the
original copy will be promptly sent to you. This will contain
the engineer's signature and should be entered into your records
as verification that these tests were conducted.
The price for this service will be $350
dollars for each "single mode of operation" station and
$600 for each "dual mode of operation" station. Stations
with three or more modes of operation should add $250 per operating
mode to the base fee of $350 in order to determine the proper amount
they will be billed for this service.
In order to perform this service at this
low price, we must make prior arrangements with and group as many
stations for each trip as possible. Therefore, in order to maintain
a reasonable schedule for all the stations involved, we will be
unable to perform any other services on these trips unless prior
arrangements are made well in advance.
We recommend that you do everything
within your power to be certain that your system is in good
operating condition with properly set modulation levels and properly
set up (NRSC compliant) audio processing at the time of the
measurements. To schedule this service for your station, please
go on to fill out the
On-line NRSC Information Sheet.
Key Benefits
- Benefit 1
- Benefit 2
- Benefit 3
Capabilities
- Capability 1
- Description of capability 1
- Capability 2
- Description of capability 2
- Capability 3
- Description of capability 3
Reference Accounts
- Reference 1
- Description of services provided
- Reference 2
- Description of services provided
- Reference 3
- Description of services provided
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