April 16, 2008Il
ion, NY-
Currently, the goal to develop a commercial licensed Low Power AM (LPAM) radio service, has hit a roadblock. While the FCC has indicated they are interested and open to the concept, they have not acted on the updated Petition that was filed with minor modifications from the initial Petition. The FCC has requested that additional changes be made to certain technical aspects of the Petition before they will seriously consider the proposal.
William C. Walker of Kansas City, MO and Don Schellhardt of Richmond, VA, the two leading proponents of commercial licensed LPAM and the original crafters of the Petition (RM-11287) before the FCC have indicated they will continue to work toward the development of the proposed licensed LPAM service in the upcoming year. More details will be made public after they become available.
Licensed LPAM Radio Links
Written Comments of Radio Ready To
Grow (new)
The Low Power AM Radio Network
Petition For Rule making to
establish a Low Power AM Radio Service
REC Network's LPAM site
Chicago Media Action
article on LPAM Radio
The NAB's comments
on RM-11287
Yahoo LPAM Forum