[BC] Florida Keys

[Scott Bailey]

Now I will have to say, for a Part 15 Transmittter, those little Rangemasters 
get out and they sound just as good as the Nautel's, BE's, etc.  I have talked 
to Keith Hamilton before on the phone and I was trying to get him to build us a 
little 3-5 watt transmitter. If we had a tornado rip through this town and I 
lost the station, I could get back on the air in the middle of town with a 
Rangemaster and a good whip antenna until I got in new gear.

Since LPB is gone, there is nobody that I know of that makes a "Low Power", 
Solid State AM transmitter that is in the U.S. I saw some on ebay made in 
Greece, but I just don't like buying gear from another company outside the U.S.
 Scott Bailey
WMRO-AM, Gallatin, TN 

----- Original Message ----
> From: Alex Hartman <goober at goobe.net>
> >The "logo" it as KONK-1500 (for the Conch Republic); they started out with 
>several Rangemasters on 1680 and 1650, and could never manage to >get the 
>coverage they wanted; they also has some issues with linking them.