[SOC] Re: [fpqrp] Unlicensed FM or AM brodcasting to my yard...

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In a message dated 4/12/02 3:44:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time, kc0bom@arrl.net 
writes:

<< 
 Btw, checked into stuff that you buy.  I don't want to spend 70 bucks on
 something that just plugs into my soundcard :^)  Also checked into LPFM...
 doesn't look like they'll be accepting new licenses anytime soon.  Plus I'm
 not an organization... unless I create something called: "The Society For
 Broadcasting of Old Time Radio and Whatever Else I Feel Like Listening To
 Out In The Yard" :^)
  >>
About three years ago FCC was issuing out LPFM licenses for a few States at a 
time.
You had to keep checking to see if the window was open for your State.
I received my license but now it's not good here at the new QTH.
They had many crazy laws and I just put up the antenna and went on the air.
I was on for over a year and never was bothered.
If your running 5 watts your antenna can't be more then 30 meters high.
I think they also had a 40 and 100 watt :LPFM license.
Check out www wnjl.com.
He was about 8 miles south of me and now has really grown and you can 
download his station.
My setup is going on eBAY.
73
Bob
AF2Q