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#119505 4-Jun-2013 09:16
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The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment is seeking submissions on the “UHF Radiomicrophones: Opportunities for future use” discussion document. This presents future options for radiomicrophones using 518 – 806 MHz UHF spectrum. This follows the Government’s recent announcement that it plans to auction the ‘digital dividend’ radio spectrum in the 700 MHz band later this year.

Radiomicrophones are short range devices that use radio waves to transmit sound (voice, music, etc.) from a microphone to a nearby receiver where it is used in audio reproduction. They are widely used by individuals and professionals in applications such as entertainment, broadcasting, community groups, special events and public speaking. In addition radiomicrophone technology is used for “in ear” monitors (for example by referees in a sports game). Radiomicrophones are also known as wireless microphones or wireless audio transmitters.

Further details on the consultation can be found here




This profile has been set up by MBIE's Radio Spectrum Policy & Planning team. For any specific questions, please contact us on 0508 RSM INFO or visit us at www.rsm.govt.nz


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  #830325 4-Jun-2013 09:57
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Nice.

My only concern at this stage is that there are many minority community groups that may possibly have radio mic's using the freqs affected and may not be actually formally engaged and consulted with by this proposal and/or actually understand it (more so understand it and what it means to them).
For most, I would expect they will also not have enough resources / cash to check and/or upgrade if they have to. A lot wont know where to start in trying to comply / check.


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