[BC] Another EAS t est qustion

[Mike McCarthy]

  RMT's are scheduled at the originating end.  It's up to the licensee to 
re-transmit at their convenience within the allotted time window. If 
they're running unattended, then the RMT went out as it should have..at the 
end of the 1:00 allotted time..

If it was a RWT, then that station could be slaved off another station's 
box and THAT station planned theirs and the 2nd station went along for the 
ride.

MM

At 07:57 AM 11/16/2005 -0700, Donna Halper <dlh at donnahalper.com> wrote
>So I was listening to KPOJ in Portland OR, via the internet, and was 
>surprised that twice, an EAS test came over right in the middle of a 
>syndicated program.  I know I've asked this before, but aren't these tests 
>scheduled?  And for those stations that are on satellite or syndication, 
>isn't there a way they can put the test on without interrupting the 
>program right in the middle of a very interesting interview?  :(
>
>
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