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✨ Radio Frequency Tender Details

18 MAY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1729

THIRD SCHEDULE

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

There are a total of 14 lots offered for tender in this Third Schedule. Each lot is a single licence suitable for UHF television broadcasting in the Queenstown area.
Terms and abbreviations used in lot descriptions have the following meanings:

Location is specified in NZMS 1:63,360 series maps
Receive coverage locations are specified in NZMS 1:63,360 series maps
Class of emission is given in terms of emission designations in Article 4 of the International Radio Regulations and CCIR Recommendations
dBW means decibels with reference to 1 watt
eirp means effective isotropic radiated power as defined in section 2 of the Radiocommunications Act 1989
dBuV/m means a field strength intensity in decibels with reference to 1 microvolt per metre. Field strengths are measured in accordance with the Recommendations and Reports of the CCIR.

The successful tenderer in relation to each lot will be granted, upon payment in accordance with the First Schedule above, a licence or licences that upon registration will authorise the tenderer to transmit in accordance with the specifications set out in relation to the relevant lot and the general provisions specified on the following pages. Prospective tenderers should thoroughly familiarise themselves with the Radiocommunications Act 1989. This offer and all rights granted hereunder are subject to that Act.
All licences granted pursuant to this tender shall expire on 11 March 2010.

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🚂 Third Schedule for Radio Frequency Tenders (continued from previous page)

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