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Radiocommunications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence 2025

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66 Maximum EIRP and additional limitations for table item 5

(1) A radiocommunications transmitter must comply with the requirements in EN 302 288.

Note 1: EN 302 288 is available, free of charge, from ETSI’s website at www.etsi.org.

Note 2: EN 302 288 sets the maximum EIRP for a radiocommunications transmitter.

(2) A radiocommunications transmitter must not be operated within the nominated distance of a specified Australian radio-astronomy site.

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