Well I've been pretty bored lately, so I started thinking about just how many part 15 stations there are in the USA. So, I began tinkering with Google, and have started making a map of the known part 15 stations in the USA. This is a work in progress, so new stations are added daily, take a look:
Map of the known Part 15 stations in the USA
View Part 15 Stations Of America in a larger map
Mr. Crow, when I get my AM up and
running again, you can put me on there.
Hopefully in the spring.
Best Wishes,
Bruce, MICRO1690/1700, Connecticut
Great idea ... don't forget us ... Friday Harbor, WA 98250
www.fhtinyradio.com
Now that is pretty cool. Great idea.
Thumbs up!
Don't forget 1067 The Vibe FM Ilion NY ( www.1067thevibe.bizz.cc )
Thanks for including Pleasant Gap Community Radio on the map!
Operating 24/7 at 1700 AM with the best of the 50's 60's and 70's!
You've put my station on the map. Thanks.
Here is the link for my MRAM 1500 Webpage. Currently you have my in-home recording studio webpage link.
To "hit the nail on the head" for my location, check my station webpage coverage map. It shows exactly where my station is located.
Thanks for the feedback,
the fixing has been fixed and some more missing stations have been added
Remember, there's Hundreds of us! New stations are added daily.
Crow you are great for starting this idea.
I will link it on my site and promote it when I can.
And if you put me on it, although I am in the St. Louis area, I would prefer to be affiliated with Affton, Missouri, a town of real people working real jobs.
To promote the member stations of Part15.us, I would suggest putting the link for the map on the home page of this web site. This could be a great tool for all of us.
done!
SCWIS is located in Bellingham WA these days
www.scwis.com
I was just thinking.. This map could make a great resource for FCC agents.
You know, if you don't do any thing cross-wise regarding the FCC rules and regs and play the game by the rules, what would you have to worry about. I have had FCC licenses since 1967 (currently a GROL and an Amateur Extra Class) and I have learned It doesn't pay to mess with the FCC. The best place to hide anything, is out in the open. Just ask your kids.
I'm guessing they do stop by here from time to time but I doubt they would bother with the map - they have some pretty serious RDF stuff so they probably don't need a map.
The enforcement actions I've read seem to be complaint driven, then they just get out the van...
Which is from this slide in an FCC Enforcement Bureau powerpoint
If you have MS Office and Powerpoint, you can view the entire slideshow here.