The Low power FM “window that the FCC stalled on doing for over 10 years has come and gone. It was delayed by the government shutdown, thn extended when the FCC computers crashed due to the high volume of applications the final day.<\/p>\n
LPFM stations can operate nowhere on the FM band that doesn’t interfere with an existing station. The maximum power is 100 watts and limited to a five mile range. We’ll see if any TEA party folks applied for one.<\/p>\n
This is thebmain group that talked Congress into LPFM as an alternative to people doing pirate radio. An LPFM station has to be backed by a non-profit entity.<\/p>\n
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The Low power FM “window that the FCC stalled on doing for over 10 years has come and gone. It was delayed by the government shutdown, thn extended when the FCC computers crashed due to the high volume of applications … Continue reading