If you bought your equipment online or overseas, you may not be able to set it up to operate on New Zealand frequencies. If it's not labelled with an RCM mark or R-NZ label, go back to your supplier and get New Zealand approved equipment. If you bought your equipment in New Zealand, and it's labelled with an RSM-approved RCM mark or R-NZ label, you can start using it immediately. It will also give you flexibility if a gradual increase in television channels affects available frequencies in the future. This will allow you to work around television and other users. We recommend purchasing equipment that you can use on the widest possible frequency range. Your equipment must comply with the relevant radio standards and relevant technical parameters for this licence. If you cause interference to other licensed services, you must stop transmitting. You must not operate in a way that causes interference to other licensed services. within the frequency ranges and bandwidths of 502-606 MHz and 622-698 MHz, and.You must follow the technical parameters of the licence, which include operating: All fees associated with this licence are paid for by Radio Spectrum Management (RSM). 00 - there's no fee for a General User Spectrum Licence (GUSL).

Licence numbers 272800 (external link) and 272801 (external link).There are 2 licences that cover the UHF band. Short Range Devices GURL (external link) Licence numbers There are also some frequency bands in the General User Radio Licence for Short Range Devices that you can use for radio microphones. The frequencies you can use are in the 510-606 MHz and 622-698 MHz bands. You're a secondary user, and need to work around the primary user (eg, digital television). This means that you share the unused channels and spaces in the spectrum with other licensed users - including digital television. The licence you operate under is a General User Spectrum Licence (GUSL). About this General User Spectrum Licence (GUSL) With this licence you can operate radio microphones without the need to get a licence in your own name or pay licence fees. This is the top of the main content Radio Microphone Devices GUSL Maritime UHF On-Board Communications GURL.Aeronautical Model Control Short Range Devices GURL.This is start of the secondary navigation

Wireless microphone frequency bands