47 C.F.R. § 74.802 Frequency assignment.
Title 47 - Telecommunication
(a) Frequencies within the following bands may be assigned for use by low power auxiliary stations:
26.100–26.480 MHz 54.000–72.000 MHz 76.000–88.000 MHz 161.625–161.775 MHz (except in Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands) 174.000–216.000 MHz 450.000–451.000 MHz 455.000–456.000 MHz 470.000–488.000 MHz 488.000–494.000 MHz (except Hawaii) 494.000–608.000 MHz 614.000–806.000 MHz 944.000–952.000 MHz (b) Operations in the bands allocated for TV broadcasting, listed below, are limited to locations removed from existing co-channel TV broadcast stations by not less than the following distances unless otherwise authorized by the FCC. (See §73.609 for zone definitions.) (1) 54.000–72.000 MHz and 76.000–88.000 MHz:
Zone I 105 km (65 miles) Zones II and III 129 km (80 miles) (2) 174.000–216.000 MHz
Zone I 97 km (60 miles) Zones II and III 129 km (80 miles) (3) 470.000–608.000 MHz and 614.000–806.000 MHz.
All zones 113 km (70 miles) (c) Specific frequency operation is required when operating within the bands allocated for TV broadcasting. (1) The frequency selection shall be offset from the upper or lower band limits by 25 kHz or an integral multiple thereof. (2) One or more adjacent 25 kHz segments within the assignable frequencies may be combined to form a channel whose maximum bandwidth shall not exceed 200 kHz. (d) Low power auxiliary licensees will not be granted exclusive frequency assignments. [52 FR 2535, Jan. 23, 1987, as amended at 68 FR 12772, Mar. 17, 2003]
Title 47: Telecommunication
PART 74—EXPERIMENTAL RADIO, AUXILIARY, SPECIAL BROADCAST AND OTHER PROGRAM DISTRIBUTIONAL SERVICES
Subpart H—Low Power Auxiliary Stations
§ 74.802 Frequency assignment.
