New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 170

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✨ Radio Standards

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 170

2. Personal Communications

Service	Standards	Emission Code
HF CBRS – Citizen Band Radio Service (26 MHz)	AS/NZS 4355	A3
UHF CBRS – Citizen Band Radio Service (476 MHz)	AS/NZS 4365

ACA Radiocommunications Standard (UHF CB Radio Transmitters) No. 1 of 1996

Service	Standards	Emission Code
CT1 – Cordless Telephones (below 100 MHz)	AS/NZS 4281
CT2 – Cordless telephones (864 – 868 MHz)	MPT 1334
DECT – Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (1880 – 1900 MHz)	EN 300 176-1 and EN 301 406	A2
PHS – Personal Handyphone System (1895 – 1920 MHz)	ARIB RCR STC-28

3. Maritime, Aeronautical, and Safety Services

Service	Standards	Emission Code
MF/HF Maritime Mobile (below 30 MHz)	AS/NZS 4582, ETS 300 373	A3

ACA Radiocommunications (MF and HF Radiotelephone Equipment – International Maritime Mobile Service) Standard 2002

Service	Standards	Emission Code
VHF Maritime Mobile (156 – 174 MHz)	AS/NZS 4415, ETS 300 162, CFR Title 47 (Part 80, Subpart E)	A3

ACA Radiocommunications Standard (VHF Radiotelephone Equipment – Maritime Mobile Service) No. 1 of 1997

Service	Standards	Emission Code
VHF Aeronautical ground-based equipment – amplitude modulation (118 – 137 MHz)	AS/NZS 4583, ETSI EN 300 676	A3

ACA Radiocommunications (118 MHz – 137 MHz Amplitude Modulated Equipment – Aeronautical Radio Service) Standard 2002

Service	Standards	Emission Code
EPIRB – Emergency position indicating radio beacons (121.5 and 243.0 MHz)	AS/NZS 4330	A3

ACA Radiocommunications (121.5 MHz and 243.0 MHz Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons) Standard 2003

Service	Standards	Emission Code
EPIRB – Emergency position-indicating radio beacons (406 MHz)	AS/NZS 4280	A3

ACA Radiocommunications Standard (406 MHz Satellite Distress Beacons) No. 1 of 1996

Service	Standards	Emission Code
Search and rescue radiotelephone transmitters (123.1 MHz)	AS/NZS 4330	A2

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