New Zealand Gazette – 2001 – No. 150

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✨ Radiocommunications Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 150

			Intership
5	156.300
6	156.325	160.925	General Maritime Repeaters
7	156.350	160.950	Telecommunication Networks Access (STN interconnect)
67	156.375	156.375	MSA Coast Stations and anti-pollution operations Interslip
8	156.400
68	156.425	156.425	MSA Coast Stations
9	156.450	156.450	Port Operations & Ship Movement
69	156.475	156.475	Surf Lifesaving Clubs
10	156.500	156.500	Port Operations & Ship Movement
70	156.525	156.525	DSC for Distress, Safety and Calling
11	156.550	156.550	Port Operations & Ship Movement
71	156.575	156.575	Coast Stations
12	156.600	156.600	Port Operations & Ship Movement
72	156.625		Reserved
13	156.650	156.850	Interslip Navigation Safety
73	156.675	156.675	Port operations & Marinas
14	156.700	156.700	Port Operations & Ship Movement
74	156.725	156.725	Coast Stations
15	156.750	156.750	On-board & Diving Operations
75	156.775		Reserved
16	156.800	156.800	DISTRESS, SAFETY AND CALLING
76	156.825		Reserved
17	156.850	156.850	On-Board & Temporary Aquatic Events
77	156.875		Temporary Aquatic Events
18	156.900	161.500	Temporary Aquatic Events
78	156.925	161.525	Commercial Maritime Repeaters
19	156.950	161.550	Port Operations & Ship Movement
79	156.975	161.575	Port Operations & Ship Movement
20	157.000	161.600	Port Operations & Ship Movement
80	157.025	161.625	Coastguard
21	157.050	161.650	Automatic Weather Information (AWI)
81	157.075	161.675	Coastguard
22	157.100	161.700	Commercial Maritime Repeaters
82	157.125	161.725	Coastguard
23	157.150	161.750	Coastguard (AWI)
83	157.175	161.775	Coastguard
24	157.200	161.800	Commercial Maritime Repeaters
84	157.225	161.825	Coastguard
25	157.250	161.850	Telecommunication Networks Access (STN interconnect)
85	157.275	161.875	Coastguard
26	157.300	161.900	Telecommunication Networks Access (STN interconnect)
86	157.325	161.925	Coastguard
27	157.350	161.950	Commercial Maritime Repeaters
87	157.375		Interslip – Coastguard Search and Rescue (from 1 July 2002)
28	157.400	162.000	General Maritime Repeaters
88	157.425		Interslip – Coastguard Search and Rescue (from 1 July 2002)
AIS 1	161.975	161.975	Automatic Ship Identification (from 1 July 2002)
AIS 2	162.025	162.025	Automatic Ship Identification (from 1 July 2002)

Notes:

(a) Channels 6 and 16 may be used by ships to communicate with aircraft for the purposes of safety, and search and rescue.

(b) Channels 15 and 17 are restricted to 1 Watt e.r.p.

(d) Channels 87 and 88 are licensed for Coastguard repeater operation until 30 June 2002.

(e) STN means Switched Telephone Network.

Designations of Emissions:

16K0F3EJN - Radiotelephony
16K0F1DXN - Digital Selective Calling (DSC) & Automatic Identification System (AIS)

Maximum Power:

25 Watts mean power (pY)

SECOND SCHEDULE

Maritime Radionavigation (radar) Transmitters

Frequency Limits: 9200 - 9500 MHz

Maximum Power: 10 kW peak power (pX)

Pulse Repetition Frequency: 375 - 3600Hz

Antenna Band Width to -3dB: 6.2° Horizontal, 30° Vertical

Maximum Antenna Gain: 27 dB

THIRD SCHEDULE

Radio Buoys

Carrier Frequencies:


1715 kHz	1981 kHz	1986 kHz
1735 kHz	1982 kHz	1987 kHz
1755 kHz	1983 kHz	1988 kHz
1775 kHz	1984 kHz	1989 kHz

Designation of Emissions: 1K00A1A

Transmitter Tolerance: ± 100 Hz

Maximum Power: 10 Watts carrier power (pZ)

Dated at Wellington this 18th day of October 2001.

KATHARINE MOODY,
Manager, Radio Spectrum Management,
Ministry of Economic Development.

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🚂 Radiocommunications Regulations (General User Radio Licence for Maritime Purposes) Notice 2001 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated18 October 2001
KeywordsRadiocommunications, Maritime Purposes, General User Radio Licence, Frequency Regulations, Technical Standards
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KATHARINE MOODY, Manager, Radio Spectrum Management, Ministry of Economic Development

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