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1 he Federal Communications Commission has granted limited experimental authorization to use the two channels needed to begin the Program. It is expected that eventually as many as six simultaneous telecasts could be transmitted from one plane.
The transmitting aircraft will fly in a ten-mile circle at an assigned altitude of 23,000 feet near Montpelier, Indiana. Air-to-ground transmission will be on two standard-band, ultra-high-frequency channels. The Program will also experiment with narrow-band transmission, which ultimately could permit a doubling of the number of programs transmitted. Engineering of the narrow-band experiment is being done by CBS Laboratories.
The period of demonstration telecasts (janviary-May, 1961) will give the schools an opportunity to observe the courses, check the qualit\ of the signals received, and install and check their receiving equipment. When the exact signal area is determined, ETV stations in major cities will be encouraged to pick up the telecast for rebroadcasting to "fringe" areas. They may also record them for local telecasting at hours different from the Airborne schedule.
Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — January, 1961