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(e) Each CTS (whether individually licensed or not) and each RTU shall comply with the Commission`s environmental legislation (see Part 1, Subpart I of this Chapter) and the Commission`s rules on the construction, marking and lighting of antenna structures (see Part 17 of this Chapter). Personal radio services. Personal radio services are citizen-band radio services, radio controlled radio services, 218-219 MHz service and individually authorized services, which include all radio services and other radio station classifications subject to the provisions of this Part (47 CFR Part 95). (b) Purpose. The purpose of these rules is to establish the requirements and conditions under which stations and equipment incorporating radio transmitters may be designed, manufactured, certified, marketed, operated and used in personal radio services. (b) Only emission types A1D, F1D, G1D, H1D, J1D, R1D, A3E, F3E, G3E, H3E, J3E, R3E, F2D and G2D are permitted in the GMRS. Equipment for which certification is requested under this Subsection may be capable of transferring other types of emissions for use in other services, provided that those types of emissions can be deactivated when the equipment is used in the HSG. (5) Identify the MBAN that is the source of interference in response to a complaint from the TMO Coordinator and inform the health facility of alternative frequencies available for use of the MBAN or cease operations in accordance with the rules. Once the new rules go into effect, CBers will be allowed to contact stations outside the 155.3-mile distance limit imposed by the FCC. (d) in a territory administered by the Government of the United States. For example, the Ministry of Defence may impose restrictions on a station broadcasting on land under its jurisdiction. Before operating a station at such a location, the operator must consult with the responsible commander of the country. (c) Permitted Modifications.

Only the recipient of the equipment certification may modify the design of a transmitter type certified for the personal radio service, and only in accordance with the requirements and procedures for authorized changes and modifications set out in Part 2 of this Chapter. See §Sections 2.932 and 2.1043 of this chapter. No person shall modify a personal radio transmitter in such a way as to alter or impair the technical function of that transmitter in such a way that its operation would result in a violation of the rules of this Part. This includes any modification to provide additional transmit frequencies, an increased level of modulation, another form of modulation or an increased transmitter output power (average power or peak power, or both). Such an amendment terminates the certified status of the modified transmitter and renders it unauthorised for use in personal radiocommunication services. In addition, no one is allowed to use a personal radio transmitter that has been modified in this way. (b) Where a CBRS station is directly (electrically) connected to the public switching network, the connection, including the interface device used, shall fully comply with all applicable requirements set out in Part 68 of this Chapter. (a) The total height between the ground and the top end of the CTS antenna shall not exceed the height required for proper operation.

Certain STC antennas must be individually licensed to the licensee of the 218-219 MHz system (see section 95.1911(b) of this Part). CTS antennas must also meet the requirements of § 95.317 regarding the threat to aviation. See 47 CFR 95.317 and read Part 17 of the FCC Rules for more information (47 CFR Part 17). Except as provided in paragraph (a) of this section, no person shall operate a transmitter in a personal radio service unless it is a certified transmitter; that is, a transmitter of a type that has obtained equipment approval for that service in accordance with Subdivision J of Part 2 of this Chapter. Use of a transmitter that is not FCC certified will terminate the user`s authorization to operate that station. See sections 302(a), (b), and (e) of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. 302(a), (b), and (e)). (1) The GMRS station to be used shall be wholly owned by the licensee, jointly owned by the participants and the licensee, individually owned by the licensee or jointly by the participants and the licensee.

(g) Specific requirements for WMTS equipment in the frequency bands 1395-1400 and 1427-1432 MHz. Due to the critical nature of communications transmitted under this Part, the Frequency Coordinator will determine, in consultation with the National Telecommunications and Information Authority, whether there are any federal government systems whose operation could affect the proposed operation of STEM in the bands 1395-1400 MHz and 1427-1432 MHz. The location of government systems in these bands is set out in footnotes US351 and US352 to ¢§ 2.106 of this chapter. Except as otherwise provided in the subsections governing each Service, all channels intended for use in the Personal Radio Services are available for shared use and are not assigned by the FCC for the exclusive use of individuals or broadcasters. Operators of personal radio service stations must cooperate in the selection and use of channels in order to avoid interference and to make efficient use of these shared channels. A person`s authorization to operate a CBRS station without an individual licence under section 95.305 expires if that person contravenes any of the operating rules of this Subdivision, Part or other parts of this Chapter. (iii) The divisor or disintegrator may continue to pay its proportionate share of the outstanding balance and, where applicable, receive loan documents proving the distribution and disintegration. The initial interest rate fixed in the market pursuant to Section 1.2110(g)(3)(i) of this Chapter at the time of the issuance of the initial licence shall continue to be applied to the divisor`s or disaggregator`s share of the remaining government bond. (1) Partitioning. In the case of partitioning, applications for approval of the partial licensing of a licence as attachments shall include a description of the partitioned basin and a calculation of the population of the shared coverage area and the authorized geographic coverage area. The partitioned watershed must be defined by coordinate points every 3 seconds along the divided service area, unless an FCC-recognized watershed (i.e., economic zones) is used or circular lines are followed. Geographic coordinates must be exact in degrees, minutes and seconds to the nearest second of latitude and longitude and based on the North American date of 1983 (NAD83).

In the event that a watershed or county lines recognized by the FCC are used, applicants are required to list only the specific areas (using FCC designations or county names) that make up the subdivided area. Remote operation of Personal Radio Services stations is prohibited unless otherwise authorized for a particular personal radio service by the rules in the paragraph governing that particular service. See for example §â§ 95.945 and 95.1745. Notwithstanding the general requirement of section 95.335, an uncertified CPR transmitter that broadcasts only in the band 26-28 MHz and that meets the applicable technical requirements of this Subdivision may operate in the CSR for the purpose of controlling a remote device. (b) In addition to the requirements of Subdivision F of Part 1 of this Chapter, any application by a licensee for a 218-219 MHz service system to add, delete or modify technical information from an individually licensed CTS (see section 95.1911(b) of this Part) shall include a description of the system after the addition, the proposed deletion or amendment. including the population in the coverage area, the number of component STCs, and an explanation of how the system meets the service requirements specified in § 95.1931 of this Part. (b) Where a CBRS operator is directly involved in distress signals, it is not required to comply with paragraph (a) of this Section with respect to the duration of transmissions and interruptions between transmissions. However, the operator must comply with all other rules. (a) Request for termination of FCC activities. If an FCC representative informs a personal radio station operator that the technical characteristics of its transmitted signals do not comply with applicable regulations (e.g., in terms of power, unwanted emissions, frequency accuracy), the FCC representative must immediately cease transmissions with the transmitter generating the non-compliant signals. The FCC`s Personal Radio Services (PRS) Part 95 rules have been reorganized and updated in the Federal Register. RPS includes the Family Radio Service (FRS), the General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) and the Citizen Band Radio Service (CBRS).

(b) FCC certification (see §95.335) of transmitter types that are „portable devices“ as defined in Section 2.1093(b) of this Chapter and that are designed to operate in certain personal radio services is subject to regulations requiring regular assessment of RF exposure in accordance with „§“ 1.1307(b) and 2.1093 of this Chapter. See §Articles 95.2385 and 95.2585. (b) Payments. Eligible licensees who elect to resume their contracts pursuant to the amendment to Part 95 of the Rules to Relax the Regulation of 218-219 MHz, Report and Order, and Notice and Order for memorandum purposes, FCC 99-239 (issued 10 September 1999) may continue to participate in the instalment program.