broadcasting translator station definition

broadcasting translator station means a station of low operating power designed for the reception by wireless telegraphy or telegraph line of the broadcasting programs of a broadcasting station (whether transmitted by that broadcasting station or by another broadcasting translator station) and the immediate re-transmission of those programs to broadcast receivers by wireless telegraphy and, where applicable, to another broadcasting translator station by wireless telegraphy or telegraph line;
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