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Bob Morgan, former KGBS, Los Angeles air talent has been selected from a national pool of Disc Jockeys and Voice Talents! |
AM 17...MADRAS, OREGON
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Bob Morgan, former KGBS, Los Angeles air talent has been selected from a national pool of Disc Jockeys and Voice Talents! |
AM17 can best be heard in car radios. The signal is weak and limited due to 100%
compliance with FCC Rules governing the operation of intentional RF devices.
With the best reception around Sahallie Park.
For more information about AM17, call 1-541-475-5451.
NOTE: The Federal Communications Commission strictly governs the usage of the radio spectrum, which of course includes the AM and FM broadcast bands. On AM, the rules allow one-tenth of a watt to be used without a broadcast license, as long as the transmitting antenna does not exceed roughly 10 feet and the operation does not interfere with licensed services.
Todays technolgy has allowed the developement of broadcast quality, low powered transmitters that meet these requirements while effectively transmitting some distance away. The average distance for each "Rangemaster 1000" AM Transmitter is about one mile. To add more coverage area, you buy more transmitters and connect the same audio program to each. Here is one scenario that we may offer Madras radio listeners in the near future....
