[BC] Regulations For AM Station DX Te sts

[Robert Meuser]

Yes, during experimental hours, although I would just say testing. I did that 
with a then daytimer on 1580. Were up almost every night at 1AM 10,000  watts 
omni. I got calls from all over the east coast, especially the DC area where 
there was another 1580 daytimer NOT on the air testing, a lot of cars were 
pre-set to that frequency, though.

R

Tom Dimeo wrote:
> Do the regulations governing DX tests for AM stations require
> that the station must operate according to their license
> parameters when doing the test?
> 
> For example, I think, WHB 810 Kansas City operates with fifty
> thousand watts directional during the day and five thousand
> watts nondirectional at night.  Could the station do a DX
> test with fifty thousand watts nondirectional?
> 
> Tom
> 
> 
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