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== This Wiki is in the works! ==
=== Welcome to LPFM.wiki! ===
This new Wiki has been set up by Michelle Bradley, CBT at REC Networks in response to constituent comments that a comprehensive source of documentation regarding the construction, operation and maintenance of Low Power FM broadcast stations operating in the United States.  Information about other forms of small form broadcasting including FCC Part 15, Canada's LPFM and VLPFM, New Zealand's GURL, Australia's Community Broadcasting License as well as temporary broadcast schemes in the United Kingdom, Ireland and Canada may be included in this Wiki as long as the content is distinctly separate and not combined on the pages specific to the Low Power FM service in the United States regulated by the Federal Communications Commission, which is the primary scope of this Wiki.
The goal of LPFM.wiki is to become a "one stop shop" for information about anything LPFM with articles that are contributed by community members and others with experience.  For now, please pardon the dust as the site builds but we welcome you to start using this resource and better yet, consider sharing your experience as an [[Editors|Editor]].
 
== Welcome to LPFM.wiki! ==
The goal of LPFM.wiki is to become a "one stop shop" for information about anything LPFM with articles that are contributed by community members and others with experience.  For now, please pardon the dust as the site builds but we welcome you to start using this resource and better yet, consider sharing your experience as an [[Editors|Editor]].
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|Legal broadcasting using short range devices, commonly known in the United States as "Part 15".
|Legal broadcasting using short range devices, commonly known in the United States as "Part 15".
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== This Wiki is in the works! ==
This new Wiki has been set up by Michelle Bradley, CBT at REC Networks in response to constituent comments that a comprehensive source of documentation regarding the construction, operation and maintenance of Low Power FM broadcast stations operating in the United States.  Information about other forms of small form broadcasting including FCC Part 15, Canada's LPFM and VLPFM, New Zealand's GURL, Australia's Community Broadcasting License as well as temporary broadcast schemes in the United Kingdom, Ireland and Canada may be included in this Wiki as long as the content is distinctly separate and not combined on the pages specific to the Low Power FM service in the United States regulated by the Federal Communications Commission, which is the primary scope of this Wiki.


== LPFM.wiki needs editors ==
== LPFM.wiki needs editors ==

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