Thanks for commenting. If we come up with something that really is an improvement, I would indeed be willing to get the FCC approvals and get it put i...

Well, there is certainly a difference between needs and wants. I don't need meters but I like and want them. I don't need any part of the transmitting...

Hello Neil, Thank you for very good comments. I also hope others will join in. I'd especially like to know what kind of metering we can reasonably ...

Good post. Especially enjoy your comments regarding Part 15 technology. Are you aware if any of the current transmitters actually getting 100 mw outpu...

Thank you for sharing that, Sean. I'm sure all here agree that your comments are appreciated and welcome here anytime. John W9LWA

Well, it was there long enough for me to see it and I didn't see anything wrong. My only question was if you know something I don't about the FCC taki...

Well, I saw the post and it pretty well sums up the situation. I don't know that I agree that we gain any salvation by using an RF Choke in the ground...

Indeed, there are plenty of stories of hams working the world with less than a watt. Ok, lots of times that was with CW and appreciative listeners wil...

Thanks, Legacy. I saw your message there and will give you a call. I agree a ham license shouldn't be necessary for any of this. I just thought adding...

I think it would be interesting to broadcast on shortwave, but it doesn't sound very practical in the US. Licensed sw broadcasting here is limited to ...

Exactly!

I don't know. If we think an FCC equipment certification overrides an FCC Rule applicable to that equipment, the Rule probably doesn't mean what we th...

If we are seeking a policy change allowing expansion of LP broadcasting, I'm wondering if the best chance might be to seek a set-aside of sw broadcas...

Well, I was a lot newer around here back when I posted that, but I'm still wondering if anyone is making LPSW work... John W9LWA