[EAS] PEP Stations
Rod Zeigler
rzeigler at krvn.com
Tue Aug 31 23:26:06 CDT 2021
Just a few bits of what I have run into regarding PEP stations.
AM's get more coverage for less energy input than FM's. This is
important when considering genset fuel resupply. FM's are used but
rarely and mainly for fill in.
PEP's used to have the equipment to monitor other PEP's, but that is not
so true anymore. Most PEP's don't monitor other PEP's.
Criteria also includes ease of ingress and egress. Stations in areas
that get snowed in for months at a time, or are subject to flooding or
other things that make it hard to get to are generally not chosen.
PEP's must be willing, and agree, to support the mission.
Samoa is active again.
All of the above is subject to change depending on circumstances.
--
R. V. Zeigler, Dir. of Eng.
Nebraska Rural Radio Assn.
KRVN AM & FM KAMI
Chairman, Ne. SECC
www.krvn.com
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