Radio Ink Editor-in-Chief Ed Ryan was back on Facebook and YouTube for a special interview with REC Networks Founder Michelle Bradley. REC is pushing for a 250 Watt LPFM service. Find out why Bradley thinks this new service is necessary. Watch the replay on FACEBOOK or YOUTUBE. Next Friday at 9AM…Chris Lytle.
Every LPFM situation is different. We operate as if we have 100,000 watts. We serve our local community,Carry local sports,even read the obits every weekday morning. We have a great working relationship with local govt plus, work with our local churches. we provide information for all walks of life.
It’s really simple: The more power they get, the less likely they will be able to operate in any urban area. But sure, if they’re looking to set up an LPFM in rural Idaho or Wyoming, no problem. Lots of spectrum available out there. She has a better chance of trying for legalization of 87.7.
No accurate. Several of us in Los Angeles and vicinity will be able to increase our power. And it would not be mandatory. If some LPFM finds a frequency that can hold 100 watts, but no more, then 100 watts it is.
The FM band is dying, why not hasten it along? Make them 1k!
What they should have been all along.
Exactly, crank up the power of LPFM’s and complete the process of making the FM dial into the AM dial!