Fcc Form 327 Application For Cable Television Relay Service Station License (Page 9 of 12) in pdf

Schedule D Instructions

Complete a Schedule D for each receive, repeater, or intercept site.

Path and Receive Site Numbering.

Paths and receive sites shall be numbered consecutively starting clockwise from true north.

Example 1: Adding Path(s). The dotted lines show proposed paths and their numbering scheme.

Example 2: Passive Repeater(s). A passive repeater site shall be numbered with the same path number as the total path but shall be prefixed

with an R. The second repeater shall be numbered similarly but prefixed with an S.

Example 3: Intercept(s). An intercept site shall be numbered with the same path number as the total path but shall be prefixed with an I.

The second intercept shall be numbered similarly but prefixed with a J.

Example 1: Adding Paths

Example 2: Passive Repeaters

PASSIVE

site

REPEATER SITE

site

R 1

site

PATH

P 6

P 1

site

P 3

P 4

P 3

site

PASSIVE

P 5

Site

REPEATER SITE

P 2

S 1

site

Legend

Example 3: Intercepts

EXIST ING PA THS

INTERCEPT

SITE

PROPOSED PATHS

J 1

site

INTERCEPT

P 1

SITE

site

I 1

P 3

INTERCEPT

Site

SITE

P 2

I 3

INTERCEPT

SITE

I 2

site

Center-Line Height is defined to be the distance from the ground to the center of the antenna.

Structure Codes: Enter the code for the type of structure on which the antenna is or will be mounted from the following choices:

Code

Definitions

Code

Definitions

Building with a side mounted antenna

PIPE

Any type of pipe

BANT

Building with antenna on top

POLE

Any type of pole, used only to mount an antenna

BMAST

Building with mast/antenna on top

RIG

Oil or other type of rig

BPIPE

Building with pipe/antenna on top

SIGN

Any type of sign or billboard

BPOLE

Building with pole/antenna on top

SILO

Any type of silo

BRIDG

Bridge

STACK

Smoke stack

BTWR

Building with tower/antenna on top

TANK

Any type of tank (water, gas, etc.)

MAST

Self-support structure

TOWER

A free standing or guyed structure used for

communications purposes

NNTANN*

Antenna tower array

UPOLE

Utility pole/tower used to provide service (electric,

NTOWER**

Multiple structures

telephone, etc.)

* Valid Tower Arrays. Code definition: The first NN indicates the number of towers in an array. The second NN is optional and indicates

the position of that tower in the array (e.g., 3TA2 would identify the second tower in a three-tower array).

** Valid Multiple Structures. Code definition: The N indicates the number of structures where multiple antenna structures are present in a

multiple structure (ex.: 2TOWER, 3TANK, 6BANT, 7BMAST).

FCC 327

Approved by OMB

3060-0055

Fcc Form 327 Application For Cable Television Relay Service Station License Page 9

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