Carl Blare

Low Power Hour No. 25 has come along

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Low Power Hour No. 25 has come along

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Low power talk taken from comments here at part15.us, Ralph Emery of WSM interviews Roadhog, Minnie Pearl on The Grand Ole Opry, Flash Frisbone Radio Ace Episode 2, we petition for 1/2 Watt for AM Part 15.

Last night I stayed up until 4 AM working on No. 24, then today about two more hours to get things just right.

Last night I stayed up until 4 AM working on No. 24, then today about two more hours to get things just right.

On this show I call several members to see if they want to be guests, we discover at least four stations with call letters WEAK, present an update on 90.1 Micro FM in Austin and its $10k double-forfeiture, share the goodies per Flash Frisbone Radio Ace, and talk some more to Dog Radio Studio 2.

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Hand me the binoculars.

Tonight there is snow on the ground and I have the belief that snow and ice cover cause the AM and maybe shortwave signals to travel better than usual, so I am staying on the air later than usual.

Tonight there is snow on the ground and I have the belief that snow and ice cover cause the AM and maybe shortwave signals to travel better than usual, so I am staying on the air later than usual.

I will not be driving in the snow to test the range, instead I am using my imagination to visualize the signals getting way out into radios far away.

Part 15 radio lends itself to imaginary fantasy.

Down on the lower right on this website is a column of FCC Enforcement Actions, including a $44k forfeiture against WLS in Chicago. It turns out this violation links to a radio insider named John Anderson, PhD, of D.I.Y. Media.

Read his blog for 2/8/12

http://www.diymedia.net

Did you know that tomorrow, Monday, February 13, 2012 is World Radio Day? It almost flew by unnoticed, but for Paul Thurst in his Engineering Radio Blog

http://www.engineeringradio.us/blog/

Has anybody ever explored this website? It’s so full of goodies the whole weekend could be spend here…

http://www.auroralchorus.com/