[BC] Small Antenna - 100 Watts...

[Robert Meuser]

Burt

That makes sense. The way the rules are written it looks like the FCC 
was thinking more of highways. The large area of an airport would easily 
justify a waiver. This would be a little like the part 15 rule for campuses.

R



Burt I. Weiner wrote:

> LAX has a license for 100 Watts into the antenna.  The field intensity 
> limits have been waived.  Normally TIS/HAR stations are allowed to run 
> a maximum of 10 Watts but they may not exceed 2 mV/m at 1.5 KM in any 
> direction.  Quite often they wind up running about 2 to 3 Watts in 
> order to not exceed the field limits.
>
> LAX is running 100 Watts into a Valcom 147 with the "Valco-Sphere" top 
> loading and close to a real ground system underneath.
>
> Burt
>
> At 11:12 AM 6/30/2006, you wrote:
>
>> Except in the case of LAX...who got a waiver and run a 100 watt TIS.
>>  > Burt can provide more details I'm sure... D
>
>
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