LP XMTRs (Was Re: [BC] Ramsey fined for selling unauthorized FM transmitters)

[N0JAA@aol.com]

In a message dated 1/26/2006 2:51:12 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
broadcast-request at radiolists.net writes:
 
Stuart Engelke said...

I agree.  I just want a legal setup to cover my yard.
My church would like one with  enough signal to cover the entire building 
and the parking  lot.

Many schools might benefit from this type of  service.




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In looking through various listings at radio-locator.com, I have come  across 
several school radio stations with low-power FM licenses, usually on the  
order of 10 watts, which they use for announcements and local programming within  
their school's campus.  KASB is one such example of a Grade-School  
transmitter, having a class L2 license and transmitting with 8 watts.
 
Paul Gray, N0JAA.