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Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference from Spectrum Licensed Transmitters – 3.4 GHz Band) 2025

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20 No protection requirements in some cases

A 3.4 GHz transmitter operated in accordance with the conditions of a 3.4 GHz spectrum licence is taken not to cause unacceptable interference to a radiocommunications device operated under the LIPD class licence or the amateur class licence.

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