Directional Antennas Sample Clauses

Directional Antennas. Directional antennas may be used by stations operating on a limited allotment to render protection to technically related stations. The radiation from a directional antenna may not exceed the notified radiation pattern value in any direction where the interference caused thereby would exceed that permitted for the limited allocation. In all other directions, the radiation may not exceed the notified pattern value by more than 2 db. In no case may the ratio of maximum to minimum fields of a directional antenna be greater than 20 db. Directional antennas may be used by stations operating on standard allotments, but their use shall not prevent future increases of radiation in the suppressed directions to 325 kilowatts.
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Directional Antennas. Directional antennas operated by stations occupying limited allotments may be used to render protection to other co-channel and adjacent channel stations. In the direction of limitation, a station using a directional antenna must not exceed the notified pattern values. In all other directions, the radiation may not exceed the notified pattern value by more than 2 dB. Moreover, the ratio of maximum to minimum fields of a directional antenna shall not be greater than 20 dB, except where terrain may present a problem due to signal reflections. Directional antennas may also be used by stations operating on unlimited allotments, but their use shall not prevent future increases to maximum allowable parameters.
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Directional Antennas. Directional antennas are those which are designed or altered to produce a non-circular radiation pattern in the horizontal plane.
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Directional Antennas. Directional antennas may be used by stations on limited allotments to render protection to other stations or by stations on unlimited allotments to provide better service. The radiation from a directional antenna must not exceed the notified radiation pattern value in any direction where protection is being provided. In all other directions, the radiation may not exceed the notified pattern value by more than 2 dB. Moreover, the ratio of maximum to minimum fields of a directional antenna shall not be greater than 20 dB except where terrain will present a reception problem due to signal reflections. Where beam tilt is used, the effective radiated power shall be that calculated using the maximum radiation from the antenna in the plane of maximum radiation. Use of a directional antenna on an unlimited allotment shall not change the location of the protected contour (as defined in Section 3.1.1), which remains based on operation with an omnidirectional antenna.
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Directional Antennas. The procedures for calculating theoretical, expanded and augmented (modified expanded) directional antenna patterns are given in Attachment A of Appendix 1.
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