How much for Part 15, FCC Certified Low Power Station?
 

On Mar 4, 12:56*am, dxAce wrote:
dave wrote:
Brenda Ann wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
om...
If he can be heard on FM more than a half a block, tops, he's not Part 15
legal. I have a 35 watt transmitter and a 5/8 wave antenna that won't
cover more than about 3 miles (of course, there are stations every
200-600 KHz here, so there is no such thing as a clear frequency).

35 Watts on FM Broadcast is good for coverage to beyond the horizon.
That's a huge amount of power.

Not so much when you have one station 200 KHz below you and another 400 KHz
above you.. and that's the WIDEST space available.. :) Much of the FM dial
here in my area is a station on every channel.. my car radio may as well not
even have a scan feature.

Helps hide you from the authorities...

- One should be careful with that.
- Depending upon their attitude,
- the FCC can lift ones amateur ticket
- for engaging in illegal broadcasting activity.

Amateur Ticket or not the FCC can Confiscate {take}
your Equipment : Meaning Everything that they feel is
part of your "Illegal" Radio Transmitting {Broadcasting}
System. - e v e r y t h i n g ~ RHF