NZS 6602:1983
Compatibility of VHF-FM sound broadcast receivers with broadcast signals
Describes the technical characteristics of the VHF-FM signals broadcast in New Zealand, the carrier frequencies allocated to this service, and other parameters relating to the performance of receivers and receiving antennae. Specifies certain design characteristics of receivers and receiving antennae that are necessary or desirable for satisfactory reception in the presence of the levels of interference considered likely to occur in New Zealand.
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