Carl Blare

There is good reason for so many Low Power Hours tripping on their heels, the program has been granted exclusive right to carry the Meetings of The Association of Low Power Broadcasters, and we just had a doozy.

Friday night’s meeting ran past 2-hours, and will span all the way into LPH#49, presented in 3-parts.

New attendees included member from two countries beyond the U.S., and a most gracious visit from the boss of part15.us, J. P. Janze, who pledged his support of the fledgling group.

Don’t let this growing stature go to your head, we are still limited to a 3-meter antenna.

Throughout today, Saturday, I will be assembling No. 47, and hope to have it up and running by midnight central.

There really is such a thing as radio personality.

Radio personality’s are best themselves when on the air.

There really is such a thing as radio personality.

Radio personality’s are best themselves when on the air.

Without part 15, many radio personality’s would have no last ditch chance chance of speaking on the dial.

Women are looking for men with radio personality.

Husbands feel very insecure around a radio personality, because their lack of microphone manner becomes too obvious.

Before the invention of radio the great personalities wandered the backroads in search of an unknown dream.

Radio personalities make very bad dinner guests unless the dinner is broadcast.

Radio personalities stop talking when the microphone is turned off.

This edition of the LPH has come out on the same day as No. 45 because it contains Part 2 of the National Association of Low Power Broadcaster’s Planning Meeting from last Friday.

This edition of the LPH has come out on the same day as No. 45 because it contains Part 2 of the National Association of Low Power Broadcaster’s Planning Meeting from last Friday.

This edition contains another Chickenman and plenty of loose talk.

I think the links are working

http://www.kdxradio.com/lph.html

What?

Why?

Two shows on one day?

Yes.

The reason is combined of several ongoing events.

What?

Why?

Two shows on one day?

Yes.

The reason is combined of several ongoing events.

Last Friday there was a Planning Meeting of the National Association of Low Power Broadcasters, and the audio recording of that meeting is being presented on Low Power Hour Programs No’s 45 & 46.

This hastens to be done in time for the next official meeting of the NALPB scheduled for the Full Moon, Friday, August 31, Last Day of the Month, Start of the Labor Day Weekend, and rare Blue Moon.

The broadcast of that newer meeting is scheduled for LPH#’s 47, 48, 49, 50 and 51. We expect a very long meeting. BE THERE!

Back to the present moment…

No. 46 is right now being proofed in a transmission on KDX Worldround Radio, then will be put online for download.

Cancel your other plans and stay on top of this.

For the Labor Day Weekend a few extra editions of the Low Power Hour are being made available.

NO. 45 contains a brief Labor Day Message from Mr. Blare.

For the Labor Day Weekend a few extra editions of the Low Power Hour are being made available.

NO. 45 contains a brief Labor Day Message from Mr. Blare.

ALSO, and very timely, Part 1 of a Planning Meeting of the National Association of Low Power Broadcasters (NALPB) is presented for hearing. This unpublicized meeting was held Friday, August 24, on TeamSpeak, for the purpose of planning the next full meeting Friday, August 31.

Part 2 of this Planning Meeting will be heard on LPH#46, set for release over the weekend.

A reminder that Lefty Gomez and the Charter Members hope you will attend the August 30th Meeting on TeamSpeak.

LPH#45 also contains another Chickenman Episode.

http://www.kdxradio.com/dload.html

Recently, in connection with my ongoing thread titled “Indoor Antennas”, I upgraded one of my Wintennas (antennas based on loading storm window frames) to include a AMT3000 and a triangular shaped loading coil and a dipolar baseboard grounding system, so that it matched a similar system in another location fed by a AMT5000, and the differences were dramatic.

By far the AMT5000, a transmitter from sstran.com, far outreaches the signal from the AMT3000.

The AMT3000 perfectly fills the indoor space with AM reception, and covers the outdoor property at the same time. But the signal falls off sharply beyond the property boundaries.

On the other hand the AMT5000, given equal conditions, reaches three or four blocks and can be heard in small trace signals for about a mile or more.

If you wish to be the DX signal waiting to be caught, I would suggest the AMT5000.

This is an unpaid testimonial.