Subj : Re: HAM radio?
To   : Terinjokes
From : Raymundo
Date : Tue May 24 2005 01:26 am

  Re: Re: HAM radio?
  By: Terinjokes to Finnigann on Mon May 09 2005 04:40 pm

You can apply for a non-commercial radio license and us low power
and you are much more likely to get a frequency. Transmitters are not real
expensive either.

N8VZL




 >   Re: Re: HAM radio?
 >   By: Finnigann to Terinjokes on Mon May 09 2005 05:43:00
 > 
 >  >   Nothing like pirate radio. Amatuer radio is licensed and monitored by
 >  >   the FCC and other amatuer radio operators. broadcasting (to no
 >  >   particular radio operator) is prohibited on frequencies controled by
 >  >   the FCC
 > 
 > yes, after reading the webpage i noticed that.
 > I did however apply for an FM lincease, doubt i'll get it
 > Here comes 95.1 Zeta to south florida. The new zeta after 94.9 zeta left SF.
 > 
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