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RSM conserves spectrum that’s good for long distances by setting minimum path lengths. Engineers are not allowed to certify licenses that don’t meet the minimum length.

This table is a summary from Radio Licence Certification Rules (PIB 38) - Issue 12 (March 2021) p 47-48.

Bands

Frequencies

Minimum Length

5 GHz

4.4-5.0 GHz

30 km

6, 7, 8 GHz

5.925-8.500 GHz

20 km

10,11,13,15 GHz

10.5-15.35 GHz

5 km

18 GHz

17.7-19.7 GHz

2 km

Exceptions (dispensations) can be granted by the RSM licensing team in special circumstances, but RSM has on obligation to do so. Examples where exceptions have been granted in the past:

  • The license was for one part of a longer path that involves a passive repeater

  • The license was in a remote area where there’s no possibility of spectrum exhaustion - and extended a system in the same frequency band.

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