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Opportunity
to Have Your Own FM
station Ends Very Soon!
The FCC is accepting Applications for
non-commercial Low Power FM stations for the first time since 2013. The
FCC filing deadline is rapidly approaching; email
JohnBroomall@yahoo.com today! LPFM operators cannot be
cancelled or censored by Social Media giants and can deliver
inspiration, information, and music 24/7 to your local community.
While non-profit organizations are limited to
one LPFM station, relatives and friends three miles, or three thousands
miles away, can also apply. The first step is a Frequency
Availability Feasibly Study. The fee is only $200. Contact
JohnBroomall@Yahoo.com.
A small antenna (similar to TV antennas on millions of homes years ago)
on the roof of a church, school, or community organization can cover a
community or small town, in some cases up to 10-15 miles. By using an
organization's existing microphones and audio boards, LPFM stations can
be constructed for $10,000 (or about $250 monthly if equipment leased
for five years).
Other than the rooftop antenna, a radio transmitter, computer, and
Emergency Alert System (EAS) can fit in a closet. With reliable
long-life equipment, automation, thousands of people can be reached 24/7
on FM radio at low cost by using volunteers with no rent, little
electricity, existing Internet, and Music Licensing Fees under $1,000 a
year.
While there are few or no available FM channels in major urban areas,
multiple options exist further from large cities. After getting a
Frequency Availability Feasibility Study, drive around your area and
listen to the recommended frequencies, hopefully a quiet channel will
become obvious. That's the frequency you will probably want to apply
for.
For more information contact
JohnBroomall@Yahoo.com today before
it is too late. Purchasing an existing commercial station can cost
hundreds of thousands of dollars or even millions!
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CCB
is Your LPFM "A.C.E.”
Need any
type of help related to Low Power FM?
CCB offers Advocacy, expert
Consulting
and quality radio Equipment on a low-power
budget.
Since LPFM started in 2000, CCB has successfully
filed more than 1,000 FCC LPFM applications of all types for churches,
ministries, schools, and other local community groups.
John Broomall is not just a Consultant and FCC filer.
He has a "hands-on" knowledge of LPFM having operated WPCG,
Grace Radio 102.9, Canton, GA (near Atlanta) for nearly
two decades. |
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