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Code of Federal Regulations Title 47. Telecommunication § 47.22.1015 Repeater operation

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Offshore central stations may be used as repeater stations provided that the licensee is able to maintain control of the station, and in particular, to turn the transmitter off, regardless of whether associated subscriber stations are transmitting at the time.

TABLE I-2.—MAXIMUM ERP (WATTS)

Distance from the 4.8 km (3 mi) limit

30 meters (100 feet)

61 meters (200 feet)

6.4 km (4 mi)

25

6

8.0 km (5 mi)

40

10

9.7 km (6 mi)

65

15

11.3 km (7 mi)

100

25

12.9 km (8 mi)

150

35

14.5 km (9 mi)

215

50

16.1 km (10 mi)

295

70

17.7 km (11 mi)

400

100

19.3 km (12 mi)

530

130

20.9 km (13 mi)

685

170

22.5 km (14 mi)

870

215

24.1 km (15 mi)

1000

270

25.7 km (16 mi)

1000

415

27.4 km (17 mi)

1000

505

29.0 km (18 mi)

1000

610

30.6 km (19 mi)

1000

730

32.2 km (20 mi)

1000

865

33.8 km (21 mi)

1000

1000
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