[BC] EAS 911-D

[Barry Mishkind]

At 04:31 PM 6/25/2012, Kyle Magrill wrote:

>No, not exactly. It's about a time shared group of 
>stations that all jointly own a common transmitting plant.
>They will have a CAP converter, but not three of them since
>there's only one airchain. 

        I would tend to suggest - although it would
        be best to ask someone at the PSHSB - that
        this is sufficient, based on the actions of
        a local consolidator.

        they apparently use one encoder for multiple
        stations .. and the "sent by" is the corporate name
        rather than a set of call letters.  If there is an
        "entity" that owns the transmitter, for example,
        in common, that should work.

        If there is a single owner and a usage agreement,
        I would believe the PSHSB would say it is OK, or
        at the least, grant a wavier on holding multiple EAS receivers... 

        As usual, as they say, I don't even play a lawyer on TV,
        so my advice to be 100% is ask someone.