Conditions – use of 29 MHz band or 36 MHz band, and EIRP range
8 Conditions – use of 29 MHz band or 36 MHz band, and EIRP range
Use of 29 MHz band or 36 MHz band
A person must not operate a radiocommunications device otherwise than on a frequency in the 29 MHz band or the 36 MHz band.
A person must not operate a radiocommunications device in the 36 MHz band to control a model landcraft.
A person must not operate a radiocommunications device in the 36 MHz band otherwise than on a frequency worked out using:
if the device is used to control a model vessel – the formula in subsection (4);
if the device is used to control a model aircraft – either the formula in subsection (4) or the formula in subsection (5).
For the purposes of paragraphs (3)(a) and (b), the formula is:
35.99 + n(0.02) MHz where “n” is a whole number between one and 30 (both inclusive).
For the purposes of paragraph (3)(b), the formula is:
36 + n(0.02) MHz where “n” is a whole number between one and 29 (both inclusive).
EIRP range
A person must not operate a radiocommunications device otherwise than with an EIRP that is:
greater than 300 mW; and
equal to or less than 1 W.
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