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Технологии · 04.11.19991 мин чтения

Transmission of Emergency Signals on Channel 200; Extension of Time for Reply Comments

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The Federal Communications Commission extended the period for filing replies to comments filed in response to a petition for rulemaking requesting the Commission to amend its rules to allocate Channel 200 (87.9 MHz) for the use and operation of an Emergency Radio Data System.

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