[BC] Adrian 88.9 translator

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Bill:

This reply to you is off the list.  We don't need McCluskey knowing 
everything just in case he reads the list.


Yes, you need to make a log sheet.  Check the translator every day at 
random times.  More than once a day is ok too.   Fill in the log sheet, 
Date, Time, Frequency, Carrier yes/no, Audio yes/no,   Re-broadcasting the 
correct station.  A signature for each line is very important.  Fill in the 
log for a minimum of 35 days.

Then.  Write a certification statement that the log is a true time line of 
what has transpired over the stated time period under penalty of perjury. 
Sign it and date it.

Then write a cover letter to either the Detroit field office or the Media / 
Audio division at the FCC in Washington.  The address for either are on the 
FCC web site or I can supply it for you.  In the letter explain who you 
are, where you live, and what you have logged.  State the 30 day translator 
rule.  Ask the FCC to enforce the rules.  Then wait.  Some one from the 
Detroit office my contact you.  Don't stop keeping the log up to 
date.  They may ask for an updated copy.

Now you said you have an LP1.  What's that?  I know an LP1 as the old EBS 
regional relay station.  Make sure what your doing is legal or you may 
become a target yourself.

Ed



  At 12:04 PM 10/8/05, you wrote:

>The tower is located about 60 feet off the South East corner of the campus.
>Does that mean I have to check it every day?
>
>Bill
>
> > You need to document everyday that translator is off the air if you want
>it
> > to go away.  74.1263(c) says that the owner has to tell the FCC if its
> > going to be down for more that 30 days.  I checked CDBS.  No off air
> > request is listed.  If he didn't notify the FCC then 74.1263 (e) says the
> > license expires at the end of 30 days of being silent.  There is also a
> > rule about re-broadcasting the correct station.
> >
> > Where is that translator located?  The coordinates put it on the collage
> > campus.  I would guess that is wrong.
>
>
>
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