Gee... I actually found the information somewhat useful. Now I
suppose I need to verify its authenticity given the heated reactions
it caused. Such a curious conundrum.

73 -- ~Sparky~

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Often imitated -- NEVER duplicated!

Sparky - AM/FM/SSB/CW from somewhere in the Midwest U.S.A.:

KALL-2671 - CB Radio;
Unit 412/RF412/CO3026 - Freeband 26-28MHz;
W9*** - Amateur Radio;
WQRM313 - GMRS;
M/V Mysterious Traveller - Marine;
plus FRS, MURS, SWL...

....got frequencies?

On 3 Jul 2005 22:54:29 -0700, "n9ogl" replied:



Dan/W4NTI wrote:
"n9ogl" wrote in message
ups.com...
I am ceasing transmissions on our group's 3, 6, and 13 MHz
frequencies immediately. However, 13.555 MHz is allocated by the
FCC as a Part 15 frequency and can be used without a license. Part
15 has fairly strict rules regarding power output and antenna
limitations. I understand that frequency can be used by any mode of
communication. So... I may set up a LEGAL part 15 station of some
sort, either CW or SSB, if they are permitted, and attempt operation
at some date and time, probably when band conditions are better.
Like in 5 or 6 years. Otherwise, I shall remain a listener-
only, as stated below.

On 13MHz it's 10,000 microvolts per meter at 30 meters

Todd N9OGL

Shut up Toad, if I want any S(*t out of you I'll squeeze your head.

Dan/W4NTI

Danny, Danny Danny, I was just point out what the power requirement for
a part 15 device on 13 Mhz was. you don't have to bust a nut over it

Todd N9OGL