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Total posts : 45366As I talked to A-Train and posted some information that I got from a Broadcast Engineer of a Licensed station that there are several stations that are blatantly going WELL OVER THE LIMIT!! One station is only supposed to transmit 9700 Watts at night. Yet this engineer knows that the station is blatantly going over the night time power limit by 40,000 Watts. More on this @ the Initiative site below which is a New Radio Revolution website.
New Radio Revolution. Making the playing field level and fair for Hobby Broadcasters.
Total posts : 45366A search of the FCC Database indicates that NO AM station with a 50KW/4.7KW power authorization exists in Florida. Maybe WPOM with 5KW/4.7KW in Riviera Beach?
Total posts : 45366WBOB 600 AM
Total posts : 45366For some reason I had 4.7 in my head. 🙁
Total posts : 45366What proof do you have of this, or is it the proverbial friend of a friend?
Total posts : 45366An ENGINEER of a LICENSED station who wishes to remain anonymous. He did give The New Radio Revolution this info to help us hammer a iron clad case. We’ll be working on cases where engineers will stand up and voice the facts.
Our goal is to discredit the notion that if WE are allowed 1 Watt that people will always want MORE. Well it seems as though 9700 Watts at night is NOT ENOUGH. Read the full post @ http://the-initiative.boards.net a New Radio Revolution PSA for all hobby broadcasters.
Total posts : 45366I read it. It really doesn’t mean much if the source remains anonymous.
I also think that the argument you’re putting forth is fallacious. In fact, if this information is true, it even supports the statement that hobbyists will always want more power and range – isn’t that what this licensed station is supposedly doing?
Total posts : 45366WBOB is a typical talk station. Also, the staion operates a directional array. If they were running 50KW at night and not changing the pattern, they would be stepping all over lower power staions around the lower 48. There would not be an anonymous engineer as there would be visits from the FCC. I am not sure what events they would be keeping the power up at night based on the schedule below:
http://www.600wbob.com/program-schedule/
http://licensing.fcc.gov/prod/cdbs/pubacc/Auth_Files/1709096.pdf
http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/cdbs/forms/prod/getimportletter_exh.cgi?import_letter_id=64407
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