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asomo2000

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Dear Sir,good day to everybody i am new in radio communication i would like to ask how to make a FM radio with 100 watts output. i needed some computation if possible because i will do some report on this. can you teach me how to establish or constructing a Campus FM Radio or Community Radio.Thank you in advance.
 
Probably every country in the world requires anyone wanting to operate a 100 watt FM broadcast transmitter first to ask for, and receive a license to do so. That would be the first step.
 
Didn't you ask this on the engineering board a little while ago?
 
Yes sir but they told me that they are specialize on AM Radio that why i try here if i can get luck to help me with my problem.Regarding the license for the frequency, they are asking me for the computation of the area coverage and they are asking me to do some link budget for the FM radio.i hope i can get a positive response.thank you very much on your reply.
 
I guess the important question is: where are you? As Rich said, you should start with your radio licensing authority to see what the requirements are for putting a station on the air. Most of us here are familiar with the FCC rules concerning low-power FM and Part-15 AM, but different countries have different laws regarding radio. I do know that New Zealand has an authorization similar to the US Part-15 rules which allow FM operation on specific frequencies at 500 mw. Great Britain has a low power service that allows limited community operation, but I don't know the requirements for getting a license or putting a station on the air.Good luck in getting your station on the air!FrankEast Hill Radio
 
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