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The 2023 RFUANZ Awards were presented on the 13th June, at the Gala Dinner and Awards Night, Congratulations to the following organizations/individuals: Project Excellence Outback Communications and Queenstown Radio Services Silver ShieldDe-arna Ealam Ashley Communications Outstanding Professional Stewart Drummond Canterbury Communications Excellence in Customer ServiceLorna Goulding Hi Tec Aerials Rising Star Cameron Jolly Outback Communications
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Tuesday 13th of June 2023 will be upon us as soon as we know it, so start planning your trip to the Gala Dinner and Industry Excellence Awards 2023, Ōtautahi Christchurch. Think about that deserving person in your industry and Nominate today!Award winner will receive a trophy, certificate and be accompanied by a $500 Prezzy
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By John Laughton – Chairman We gave COVID-19 the same treatment we give Ozzy at a Bledisloe match “Your out Mate” now we just need Merica, strya and the British to sort there ends. As the industry dictates Communications are essential services and that has not slowed throughout the last few months. As the industry
Back into it New Zealand Read More »
Very simply put, antennas transfer the power, energy from voltage and current, from an antenna feed into electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in the form of Electromagnetic waves. These electromagnetic waves form patterns that can be controlled. A highly directive antenna will radiate a number of beams, or lobes, with one ‘main lobe’, a number of ‘sidelobes’, and
Ever since mass-produced outdoor General User Radio Licence (GURL) products hit the market, there has been the fear that the entire 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands would collapse and become completely unusable. This is true in some high-density urban city areas and certain radio towers. What we tend to see though is that the manufacturers are
Automatic Transmit Power Control for responsible use of GURL frequencies outdoors Read More »
The Minister for Communications decided new uses for the former analogue television Band III (174-230 MHz) in April 2017, following a review of options for allocating the frequencies in this band. One of these new uses is land mobile radio services, which is allocated 10 MHz between 174-184 MHz.Radio Spectrum Management has prepared a consultation
174-184 MHz – Land Mobile Radio technical consultation Read More »