Post by bluebucketradio on Mar 20, 2016 4:31:20 GMT
Part 15: Let's talk about spectrum
Submitted by Michi Bradley on Sat, 03/19/2016 - 20:57
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I feel the writer makes some good points and outlines what these services and "empty" bands are already allocated for radio.
My opinion is this, why not apply for an experimental license, say 10 watts on shortwave and maybe 4 watts on AM.
I believe the fee for an experimental license is $65 but don't quote me on that, of course you will have to outline what you intend on using this license for, how much power to be used, there are limits on power but the highest allowed is something in the neighborhood of a few Kilowatts or less depending on what band you intend on testing in. You would have to outline what type of emmissions the fcc can expect from your station, hours of operation, power, reason you need a license, what you hope to accomplish, what would be your final goal. In our case, showing reasons why 1 watt and 10 watts would work for license free broadcasting in the AM band , SW band.
Something to think about.
Submitted by Michi Bradley on Sat, 03/19/2016 - 20:57
SHARING A LINK <---HERE
I feel the writer makes some good points and outlines what these services and "empty" bands are already allocated for radio.
My opinion is this, why not apply for an experimental license, say 10 watts on shortwave and maybe 4 watts on AM.
I believe the fee for an experimental license is $65 but don't quote me on that, of course you will have to outline what you intend on using this license for, how much power to be used, there are limits on power but the highest allowed is something in the neighborhood of a few Kilowatts or less depending on what band you intend on testing in. You would have to outline what type of emmissions the fcc can expect from your station, hours of operation, power, reason you need a license, what you hope to accomplish, what would be your final goal. In our case, showing reasons why 1 watt and 10 watts would work for license free broadcasting in the AM band , SW band.
Something to think about.
