New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 86

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✨ Radio Frequency Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 86 — 29 SEPTEMBER 2016

Low (MHz)	High (MHz)	Reference Frequency (MHz)	Maximum Power dBW e.i.r.p.	Remarks
6.5250	6.6850	6.6050	26	Special condition 1
6.6850	6.7650	6.7250	23	Special condition 2
8.8150	8.9650	8.8900	26	Special condition 1
8.9650	9.0400	9.0025	23	Special condition 2
10.0050	10.1000	10.0525	26	Special condition 1
11.1750	11.2750	11.2250	23	Special condition 2
11.2750	11.4000	11.3375	26	Special condition 1
13.2000	13.2600	13.2300	23	Special condition 2
13.2600	13.3600	13.3100	26	Special condition 1
15.0100	15.1000	15.0550	23	Special condition 2
17.9000	17.9700	17.9350	26	Special condition 1
17.9700	18.0300	18.0000	23	Special condition 2
21.9240	22.0000	21.9620	26	Special condition 1

(2) Frequency ranges applicable to aeronautical radiocommunications purposes in the Very High Frequency (VHF) band:

Low (MHz)	High (MHz)	Reference Frequency (MHz)	Maximum Power dBW e.i.r.p.	Remarks
117.9875	129.9875	123.9875	14	Special condition 5
119.0875	119.1125	119.1000	14	Special conditions 8 and 9
121.4875	121.5125	121.5000	14	Special condition 7
123.0875	123.1125	123.1000	14	Special condition 7
123.4375	123.4625	123.4500	14	Special condition 9
128.9375	128.9625	128.9500	14	Special condition 9
130.0000	136.0000	133.0000	14	Special conditions 6 and 10
136.0125	136.9875	136.5000	14	Special condition 6

(3) Frequency ranges applicable to on-board aircraft transmitters for satellite communication purposes:

Low (MHz)	High (MHz)	Reference Frequency (MHz)	Maximum Power dBW e.i.r.p.	Remarks
1610.00	1660.50	1635.25	25	Special condition 11
14000.00	14500.00	14250.00	56	Special condition 11
29500.00	30000.00	29750.00	62	Special conditions 11 and 12

(4) Frequency ranges applicable to on-board aircraft transmitters for aeronautical radionavigation and radiodetermination purposes:

Low (MHz)	High (MHz)	Reference Frequency (MHz)	Maximum Power dBW e.i.r.p.	Remarks
960.00	1215.00	1087.50	30	Special condition 13
4200.00	4400.00	4300.00	30	Special condition 14
5350.00	5470.00	5410.00	57	Special condition 15
8750.00	8850.00	8800.00	57	Special condition 16

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🚂 Radiocommunications Regulations (General User Radio Licence for Aeronautical Purposes) Notice 2016 (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsRadio Licence, Aeronautical Purposes, Regulations, Spectrum, HF band, VHF band, Satellite Communication, Radionavigation, Radiodetermination

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