EN[removed]V1[removed]Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Land Mobile Service; Commercially available amateur radio equipment; Part 1: Technical characteristics and methods of measurement

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• Technology
• Broadcast engineering
• Electromagnetic compatibility
• Transmitter
• Antenna
• Intermodulation
• AM broadcasting
• Noise
• Radio
• Electronic engineering
• Radio electronics
• Electronics

A FEDERAL, STATE AND MUNICIPAL PARTNERSHIP Alaska Land Mobile Radio Communications System Operations Management Office

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• Infrastructure
• Service-level agreement
• Mobile radio
• Project 25
• Alaskan Command
• Anchorage
• Alaska
• Alaska
• Technology
• Construction
• Development

A FEDERAL, STATE AND MUNICIPAL PARTNERSHIP Alaska Land Mobile Radio Communications System System Management Office (SMO)

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• Service desk
• Alaska
• Help desk
• Two-way radio
• United States
• Western United States
• Anchorage metropolitan area
• Anchorage
• Alaska

ETSI EN[removed]V1[removed]Harmonized European Standard (Telecommunications series) Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Land Mobile Service;

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• Electromagnetic compatibility
• Electromagnetic interference
• Standards organizations
• European Telecommunications Standards Institute
• European Committee for Standardization

[removed]MHz 1. Band Introduction This band is used by Federal agencies primarily for conventional and trunked land mobile radio communication systems.1 Maritime mobile communication systems also operate in this band. Sys

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• Land Mobile Radio Service
• Radio spectrum
• Radio repeater
• Channel 1
• Technology
• Wireless
• Telecommunications engineering

[removed]MHz 1. Band Introduction The use of the[removed]MHz band is allocated primarily for non-Federal use to the land mobile radio service. The Federal agencies use this band for land mobile communication systems that

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[removed]MHz 1. Band Introduction The use of the[removed]MHz band is allocated primarily for non-Federal use to the land mobile radio service. The Federal agencies use this band for land mobile communication systems that

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• Telecommunications engineering
• Radio spectrum
• Channel 1
• CB usage in the United States
• Technology
• Wireless
• Amateur radio bands

[removed]MHz 1. Band Introduction The[removed]MHz band is allocated to the non-Federal fixed and land mobile radio services on primary basis and to the Federal meteorological-satellite (space-to-earth) service on a second

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• Radio spectrum
• S band
• Amateur radio bands
• Channel 1
• Very high frequency
• Technology
• Wireless
• Electronic engineering

406.1–410 MHz 1. Band Introduction This band is used by Federal agencies primarily for conventional and trunked land mobile radio communication systems.1 Systems used for the collection and transmission of hydrological

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• Radio spectrum
• Cospas-Sarsat
• L band
• Land Mobile Radio Service
• Frequency coordinator
• Telecommunications engineering
• Very high frequency
• Radio repeater
• Wireless
• Rescue
• Technology

PUBLIC NOTICE Federal Communications Commission 445 12th St., S.W. Washington, D.C[removed]News Media Information[removed]

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• Telecommunications engineering
• Narrowband
• Wireless
• Federal Communications Commission
• United States 2008 wireless spectrum auction
• Ultra high frequency
• Very high frequency
• Communications Act
• Land Mobile Radio Service
• Radio spectrum
• Technology
• Television technology