New LPAM transmitter

[jpjanze]

New LPAM transmitter

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New LPAM transmitter released. Check it out

http://www.pcs-electronics.com/en/products.php?sub=am_transmitters

Regards,

Nostalgia 1377 AM

[Bill]

Interesting, but it’s not Part 15.

I’m planning to eventually put a Rangemaster on the air. I first need to reconfigure my little home office for all the studio gear needed. Half of it is already in place.

Bill in SE Texas

[Recent Visitor]

hello, operate an internet station and would like to broadcast it over the air – just found out about part 15 – how much power can be broadcast?

what about interference?

thanks

[frankh19]

On AM, 100 milliwatts into a 10 foot (three meter) antenna. There’s no distance limitations.
—
Frank
East Hill Radio

[Recent Visitor]

nonradio: << what about interference? >>

On AM, nothing to worry about, if you broadcast in the band extension: 1620 to 1710 kHz.

But your subject line states “lpfm.” That’s a different situation. It’s more restrictive and the legal range is much less. For a serious Part 15 (FCC-legal) broadcast station, AM is the only way to go.

Good luck,
Bill Shoots
SE Texas

[R_QRP]

Keep that MOSFET heatsinked…
http://tinyurl.com/i6t

take care …
73 de R_QRP

[Author]

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