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Part15.us Forum Guidelines and Rules
- The focus of this site is to encourage Part 15 hobbyists, and those curious about part 15 broadcasting, to share positive and instructional information about legal, low power broadcasting.
- We seek to build a community based on mutual respect, a commitment to sharing information and a positive attitude of exploration.
- Please post only your own work and please refrain from referring to sources who are not participating and who cannot be verified.
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Edited January 6, 2013
Total posts : 45366Suggest the administrator add these Guidelines as a Menu Item on the menu bar above.
Total posts : 45366Good Idea Carl.
Total posts : 45366Rule No. 1 — The focus on this site is to encourage Part 15 hobbyists and those curious about Part 15 broadcasting to share positive and instructional information about legal low power broadcasting.
The meaning of this Rule is obvious but carries with it also a responsibility to attract more participants to the world’s most sophisticated hobby.
Part 15 radio is traditional radio in miniature but the population is being herded away from the radio tradition by ever more alluring future technologies and there’s risk of extinction should the hobby decline.
This website together with the ALPB and all the members of both must continue to attract new interest in the amazing Part 15 radio world.
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