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Radio Frequency. The nominal Telemetry Downlink carrier frequency shall be [**Redacted**].
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Radio Frequency. The nominal Command Uplink carrier frequency shall be [**Redacted**].
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Radio Frequency. The Grantor will be monitoring its roads and expects all users of its roads to have the appropriate radios in its vehicles with the appropriate radio frequency channels preset. Please contact the Grantor’s field office for the current frequency on the road. All vehicles must slow down to 50 km/hr when meeting oncoming traffic. All vehicles must slow down to 30 km/hr when meeting or passing a grader. It should be noted that heavy loads i.e. rig moves, service rigs; equipment, compress moves, etc. are restricted annually from December 1 to March 31 unless prior approval is granted from the field office.
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Radio Frequency. Buyer shall have reasonable, non-exclusive access to Seller's radio communication frequency 173.25000 for a period of ninety (90) days after Closing.
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Radio Frequency. (RF) signal-to-interference ratio
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Radio Frequency. If On Site Work requires the use of radio frequency energy or devices (excluding the use of commercial cellular telephones), Seller shall comply with applicable laws pertaining to the radio frequency certification and/or verification of regulatory conformance, and upon request Seller shall provide to Buyer proof of such certification or the regulatory conformance test report. For the purposes of the Contract radio frequency equipment is defined as any device which in its operation is capable of emitting radio frequency energy by radiation, conduction, or other means, including but not limited to transmitters, receivers, or other intentional, unintentional or incidental emitters of radio frequency signals, excluding the use of commercial cellular telephones.
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Radio Frequency. Radio frequency assignments and authorizations will be controlled and furnished by the Government. The Contractor shall operate communications equipment in accordance with AR 25-1.
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Radio Frequency. A. Radio Frequency Emissions. Licensee is solely responsible for the radio frequency (“RF”) emissions emitted by its equipment. Licensee is jointly responsible for ensuring RF exposure from its emissions, in combination with the emissions of all other contributing sources of RF emissions, is within the limits permitted under all applicable rules of the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”). To the extent required by FCC rules, Licensee will install appropriate signage to notify workers and third parties of the potential for exposure to RF emissions. Licensee will communicate and cooperate with other pole attachers which emit RF to minimize the number of signs. B. Each Party and Other’s Responsible for Own Equipment. The Licensor, Licensee and other attachers which emit RF on Licensor’s poles are under a duty and obligation in connection with the operation of its own, facilities, now existing or in the future, to protect against RF interference to the RF signals of Licensor, Licensee, and such other attachers, as applicable, as may emanate or arise. Each party to this Agreement and all others on poles or facilities will endeavor to correct any interference to other networks created by its RF emissions promptly and will coordinate and cooperate with each other relating to the same.
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Radio Frequency. A. Radio Frequency Emissions. Licensee is solely responsible for the radio frequency (“RF”) emissions emitted by its equipment. Licensee is jointly responsible for ensuring RF exposure from its emissions, in combination with the emissions of all other contributing sources of RF emissions, is within the limits permitted under all applicable rules of the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”). To the extent required by FCC rules, Licensee shall install appropriate signage to notify workers and third parties of the potential for exposure to RF emissions. Licensee will communicate and cooperate with other pole attachers which emit RF to minimize the number of signs. B. Each Party and Other’s Responsible for Own Equipment. The Licensor and Licensee are under a duty and obligation in connection with the operation of its own, facilities, now existing or in the future, to protect against RF interference to the RF signals of Licensor and such other existing attachers at the time of the Application, as may be applicable. Each party to this Agreement shall endeavor to correct any interference to other networks created by its RF emissions promptly and shall coordinate and cooperate with each other relating to the same.
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