Based on an idea from AM1620 96.9FM Tha Dood the 15th Low Power Hour started production this morning and could possibly be ready later today.
Based on an idea from AM1620 96.9FM Tha Dood the 15th Low Power Hour started production this morning and could possibly be ready later today.
This one will begin an ongoing series of reports on radio programs available for use by Part 15 stations.
Future Low Power Hours will explore long wave Part 15, something recently discussed here at part15.us with forthcoming transmitter building projects and a National or continental long wave network.
Of course the recent introduction of the AMT5000 transmitter from sstran.com is major news, and may be a revolutionary event in the growth of the Part 15 movement. The story is only beginning.
No Bullhorns Allowed
We don’t need no goofy bull horn. We’ve got our Part 15 microphone, full-low power transmitter and 10-foot Sky Sticker antenna.
Hand me that microphone and get your radio cranked.
Excuse me please. Test! Test! Carl Blare here. Hi. How ya doing. I’ve got an announcement. What is that, the world series? Well, I could come back later…… but…..
LOW POWER HOUR No. 15 is now available.
http://www.kdxradio.com/lph.html
http://www.kdxradio.com/demand.html
Great!
Great! Looking Forward to playing it on KDSX
Call Signs
i liked how you talked about Texas & my call sign for my station, lol! (laugh out loud). KDSX Used to be a popular station here in Sherman in the 30’s and so i resurrected that call letters as an on air moniker. the call sign stood for K-Dension Sherman X, grayson county’s twin cities of Sherman & Denison