[SBE] Proposed Analog Shutoff Extention

[McGlothen, Darryl]

This is more likely the pervue of the legal eagles, but you can't turn
on a transmitter until you have a license from the FCC. If you must run
at a lower power than your license specifies, you must apply for a
modification to your license. It stands to reason that if you want to
turn off your transmitter before the FCC mandated cut-off date, you
would have to apply for a license modification or face possible fines by
the FCC. 
 
Just a thought...
 
Darryl


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	In a message dated 1/12/2009 12:55:09 PM Central Standard Time,
akilgore at wrvm.org writes: 
	
	
	


		Can't analog TV be dropped voluntarily before the
required drop-dead date? 
		


	
	Pull the plug when ever you want, just make sure the FCC says
you can. 
	
	Henry 

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