[BC] AM Radio Kit

[Robert Meuser]

Harold:

Read your seond link 15/23  Homebrew units do not have to be certified 
but no more than 5 units can be built.

R


Harold Hallikainen wrote:

>See http://www.hallikainen.com/FccRules/2006/15/219/
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>Note that it is the final RF stage INPUT power that is limited to 100mw,
>not the output power.
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>Note that the equipment is required to be FCC Certified:
>http://www.hallikainen.com/FccRules/2006/15/201/
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>Devices built from kits are not exempt from the certification requirment:
>http://www.hallikainen.com/FccRules/2006/15/23/
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>Harold
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>>I just received a Part 15 AM radio transmitter kit from Ramsey.  Spec
>>sheet
>>states max power output is 100 mW.  Although I know the basics of
>>transmitters (with my ham radio experience) I still thought it would be a
>>good  exercise,
>>especially since one day I would like to try my hand at building a
>>homebrew
>>ham radio XMTR one of these days.  Any ideas on what I could use  for a
>>simple
>>antenna for it?  I've already wound a coil I can probably use  as a
>>loading
>>coil.
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>>What is the maximum range I can transmit with while still remaining within
>>the limits of Part 15?
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>>Paul, N0JAA.
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