(meteorobs) To: Dr. Tony Phillips
Jean-L. RAULT
f6agr at orange.fr
Sat Nov 16 04:58:07 EST 2013
Le 15/11/2013 22:53, Jay Salsburg a écrit :
> It is possible to operate a Beacon at 50 MHz (100 Watts) without a
> permit.
Jay
I'm quite surprised you don't need any permit in the US to run a 100W
beacon on 50 MHz . All the ITU countries in the world require a licence
to run any transmitter working between 9 kHz and several hundreds of
gigahertz (except for very low power devices on specific frequencies) ...
You should ask FCC or ARRL before running such a meteor beacon.
Regards
Jean-Louis Rault F6AGR
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