Ten-watt FM stations have advantages over higher-wattage low-power FM stations, two LPFM backers told...
Ten-watt FM stations have advantages over higher-wattage low-power FM stations, two LPFM backers told the FCC. It last week proposed eliminating the LP10 class of service in favor of 100-watt stations (CD March 21 p11). “LP10 stations will be highly…
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useful for community building and development in our inner city neighborhoods as well as for emergency operation,” longtime LPFM backers Nickolaus Leggett and Donald Schellhardt, who successfully sought creation of a low-power service, said in a filing Monday in docket 99-25 (http://xrl.us/bmzkyw). “The Commission may also want to authorize LP10 equipment as back-up equipment for low power FM stations that normally operate in the 100-Watt range (LP100s) or the 250-Watt range (LP250s)."