Lots of various information about the history of FCC regulations related to broadcast bands in general can be found here.

Here's something from FCC OCE 1973 on Part 15 AM.

@richpowers I haven't been able to find any older ones either.

From the date on the document, It was changed in the 1990s. Probably due to the pirate explosion back then, although I can't be certain.

On Page 10 - 525-1705 kHz Any 100 mW input to final RF stage 15.219 Says any under type of use.

@mark Long as your within the legal limits of the technical requirements, I don't see a it being a problem. I'm sure if it wasn't allowed, we would've...

If I ever decide to stream my station, I wouldn't need any other that. I can just take the audio from the program interrupt unit on the EAS ENDEC and ...

Sadly I was forced to do that, because I need a internet connection, to get the network's programming...

I might have to look into that, just for the remote access. I could be out somewhere and make a voicetrack or whatever without being here at home base...

Very strange indeed. Not the first time I've heard of the strange broadcast transmissions though. Probably won't be the last.

I put different things I wrote about the frequency change and transmitters. It said my IQ was 110-120.

I have the Shure MV7X

Also Top and Bottom of Hour IDs

Not much changes on my website. Most of the activity I get is from Facebook and Bluesky. That's where I post news and events. Website is mainly progra...

@mark You could always make a promo to air. You can put things like a program schedule and other information related to the station. I don't put a phy...