§ 5.107   Transmitter control requirements.

   Each  licensee  shall  be  responsible  for maintaining control of the
   transmitter  authorized under its station authorization, including the
   ability to terminate transmissions should interference occur.

   (a) Conventional experimental radio stations. The licensee shall ensure that
   transmissions  are  in  conformance with the operating characteristics
   prescribed in the station authorization and that the station is operated
   only by persons duly authorized by the licensee.

   (b) Program experimental radio stations. The licensee shall ensure that
   transmissions are in conformance with the requirements in subpart E of this
   part and that the station is operated only by persons duly authorized by the
   licensee.

   (c) Medical testing experimental radio stations. The licensee shall ensure
   that transmissions are in conformance with the requirements in subpart F of
   this part and that the station is operated only by persons duly authorized
   by the licensee.

   (d) Compliance testing experimental radio stations. The licensee shall
   ensure  that transmissions are in conformance with the requirements in
   subpart G of this part and that the station is operated only by persons duly
   authorized by the licensee.

   (e) Broadcast experimental stations. Except where unattended operation is
   specifically permitted, the licensee of each station authorized under the
   provisions of this part shall designate a person or persons to activate and
   control its transmitter. At the discretion of the station licensee, persons
   so designated may be employed for other duties and for operation of other
   transmitting stations if such other duties will not interfere with the
   proper operation of the station transmission systems.

   Effective Date Note: At  78 FR 25162 , Apr. 29, 2013, § § 5.107 was revised.
   This section contains information collection and recordkeeping requirements
   and will not become effective until approval has been given by the Office of
   Management and Budget.

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