What does BAS stand for?

Broadcast Auxiliary Service (FCC)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S) today announced a major milestone in the relocation of Broadcast Auxiliary Service (BAS) facilities from the 1990-2025 MHz spectrum band with the completed relocation of the Los Angeles market cluster, which contains the most news-gathering equipment in the nation.

BAS Spectrum Transition Completed in Los Angeles Market Cluster

Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S) today announced that the transition of Broadcast Auxiliary Services (BAS) facilities from the 1990-2025 MHz spectrum band has been successfully completed in the Houston, Phoenix, Orlando and Norfolk, Va.

Spectrum Transition Completed in Four More Top 50 Markets

FCC Issues Ruling on Broadcast Auxiliary Service Relocation FCC Accepts ICO Application for ATC and Seeks Public Comment ICO G1 Spacecraft Now Onsite at Cape Canaveral RESTON, Va.

ICO Reports Progress on Regulatory Matters, Final Preparations ...

The Broadcast Auxiliary Service (BAS) relocation project in the U.

Real-Time Broadcast MPEG Encoder Market in Major Transition According ...

Under terms of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) 800 MHz Order, 2 GHz Broadcast Auxiliary Service (BAS) licensees, which include the ABC-owned stations, must relocate to new spectrum assignments by September 2007.

Sprint Nextel and the ABC Owned Television Stations Agree on ...

1 GHz would require clearing not only Broadcast Auxiliary Service incumbents but nearly 1,000 Fixed Microwave licensees in the 2170 - 2175 MHz channel block, significantly higher network deployment costs, higher handset development costs, and possible interference between and among mobile users of the 2.

Critical Public Safety Needs Must Be Addressed

All MRC CodeRunner systems are also designed to support the anticipated change of the 2 GHz Broadcast Auxiliary Service band from 17 MHz to 12 MHz channels.

California Microwave Supplying New CodeRunner Radios to Wolf Coach ...