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		This band was used by commercial stations with more limited service areas, and for other special purposes, such as 300 and 220 meters (1000 and 1365 khz), set aside because ship antennas were too short for effective use on longer wavelengths.
		Although it was strongly hinted that the broadcast band would be extended by adding 50 broadcast frequencies from 1510 to 2000 khz, in the end the frequencies assigned to broadcasting remained unchanged.
		Using legal language best described as "tortured", it was formally announced "That a band of frequencies extending from 550 to 1500 kilocycles, both inclusive, be, and the same is hereby, assigned to and for the use of broadcasting stations, said band of frequencies being hereinafter referred to as the broadcast band".
	www.oldradio.com /archives/general/building_am_band.292 (11525 words)

	Broadcast (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Broadcast are an electronica music band, based in Birmingham, England.
		As of 2005, the group consists of Keenan and Cargill, with Felton having departed to form a new project Seeland, with Billy Johnson, formerly of another Birmingham Warp act Plone.
		The band's first releases were singles released on Wurlitzer Jukebox Records ("Accidentals") and Duophonic Records ("The Book Lovers") in the mid-1990s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Broadcast_(band) (301 words)

	Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Tri River Area-Band and Broadcast Applied Herbicides on Sweet Corn
		The broadcast applications were achieved by utilizing a 5 nozzle spray boom (18 inch spacing) which delivered 10.3 gpa utilizing XR 8002 TeeJet spray tips, traveling at 4 mph, with 28 psi of pressure at the CO2 tank.
		The band application is always in the south 3 rows of each plot and the broadcast application in the north 3 rows of each plot.
		The band application is always in the west 3 rows of each plot and the broadcast application in the north 3 rows of each plot.
	www.coopext.colostate.edu /TRA/Weeds/BBSweetCorn/bandbroadcast.html (2432 words)

	Calibration of Band Spray Equipment
		Band application of pesticide is applying a product in parallel bands, leaving the area between the bands free of chemical.
		Band width should be measured to the ground for soil-applied pesticides but toward the top of plants for postemergence chemicals.
		Note:A band spray volume (volume per treated acre) of 20 GPA in a 12-inch band with 30-inch rows is the same as a broadcast volume (volume per total acre) of 8.0 GPA.
	www.ag.ndsu.edu /pubs/ageng/machine/ae1042w.htm (2194 words)

	Portable broadcast band information transmitting system - Patent 4541119
		Another object of the present invention is to provide a portable broadcast band message transmission system wherein a section of an advertising sign is fabricated from an electrically conductive material and serves as the antenna for a transmitter attached to the sign.
		Another object of the present invention is to provide a portable broadcast band message transmission system wherein the field strength of the transmitted radio frequency signal at a vehicle-mounted receiver is maximized by placing a transmitter in a sign at a position adjacent to a street.
		Another object of the present invention is to provide a portable broadcast band message transmission system including a transmitter having a continuously variable but stable output frequency for enabling the transmitter to be tuned to a clear frequency capable of being received by an automotive radio having a digitally synthesized tuner.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4541119.html (4478 words)

	Radio Broadcast Signals
		The FM radio band is from 88 to 108 MHz between VHF television Channels 6 and 7.
		The bandwidth assigned to each FM station is sufficently wide to broadcast high-fidelity, stereo signals.
		Heterodyning is a method for transferring a broadcast signal from its carrier to a fixed local intermediate frequency in the receiver so that most of the receiver does not have to be retuned when you change channels.
	hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu /hbase/audio/radio.html (438 words)

	National Panasonic RF-8000 24-Band Radio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Only one band may be received at one time; the active set is indicated by a small red LED indicator immediately to the left of the each bezel.
		The dial lighting illuminates the S-meter as well as the two band scales; lighting is on all the time when the RF-8000 is connected to the AC mains, and may be turned on using a momentary switch when operating from its internal battery supply.
		These bands use internal fixed ferrite bar antennas (three of them.) For this reason, instead of being rated in microvolts, as if the signal was applied via an antenna wire, they are rated in "microvolts per meter", as the actual antenna signal field intercept is a known quantity.
	www.classic-audio.com /RF8000.html (2745 words)

	Broadcast Signal Lab : Digital Broadcasting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Broadcast Signal Lab is a member of the National Radio Systems Committee and has contributed David Maxson's expertise to the NRSC Digital Audio Broadcasting Subcommittee as it oversees the testing, evaluation & standards-setting for the new In-Band, On-Channel (IBOC) technology.
		Broadcast Signal Lab has collaborated with Impulse Radio, the company that has developed the technology for managing, moving, and making money with data transmissions over AM & FM Once a standard is adopted, look for Impulse Radio's open data transport protocol to be implemented in transmitters and receivers.
		Broadcast Signal Lab evaluated a Nautel transmitter at KUVO in Denver and reported on the results.
	www.broadcastsignallab.com /digital.php3 (579 words)

	Building the Broadcast Band
		Of all the players involved with broadcasting experimentation and development, it was the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, headquartered in East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which would finally spark the transformation of radio broadcasting from an experiment into a national institution.
		Until the development of affordable precise frequency control, plus directional antennas suitable for use on the broadcast band frequencies -- both a full decade away -- the only tools for preventing heterodyning on a common wavelength were wide separation of stations, timesharing, plus reduced nighttime powers and daytime-only operation.
		The above chart is a general overview of the evolution of the broadcast band, and selected wavelength and frequency allocations from 1921 to 1928.
	earlyradiohistory.us /buildbcb.htm (12140 words)

	The Shortwave Broadcast Bands
		The lowest-frequency broadcast band is the 75m band.
		This band is useless during the day unless you live within a few hundred miles of a shortwave relay station.
		The 13m band is the highest-frequency one that is open often.
	dzabcik.home.texas.net /bands.html (828 words)

	AM Broadcast Band Reject Brick-Wall High Pass Filter
		This high pass filter is intended to be placed between a HF transceiver output and an amplifier or antenna tuner.
		The FL1718 effectively attenuates all AM broadcast band signals by at least 40 dB.
		I could not find a commercial filter for sale that had a significant loss over the entire AM band, especially at the upper end (1700KHz) without effecting the use of the 160 meter band starting at 1800KHz.
	www.dlwc.com (560 words)

	Broadcast Forum » Broadcast » Broadcast: Band of the year 2003? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Bias aside, considering that us music-lovers draught from a wide variety of different sounds throughout the planet's musical spectrum, it is very difficult for me to point to any other band but Broadcast as the torchbearers for original rock and roll (in whatever genre or subgenre) in 2003, let alone in this young millennium.
		Múm, another band who touch on this ingenuitive essence, did not put out new material in 2003, but if you know of another band besides Broadcast who in 2003 flirted with some of the above qualities and delivered as excellent a work as HaHa Sound, please let me know.
		Until that time, I would nominate Broadcast uncontestedly as the band of the year.
	www.broadcast.uk.net /forum/viewtopic.php?TopicID=144 (645 words)

	Congress Approves Broadcast Band Restriction
		Congress has passed legislation that in three years will restrict use of the upper 700MHz and lower 800MHz broadcast bands solely to public safety agencies.
		Television broadcasters currently transmitting on those frequencies (UHF channels 63, 64, 68 and 69) will be required to cease such broadcasts by Feb. 17, 2009, to accommodate the restriction.
		In addition, the legislation contains funding provisions that may make available as much as a $1 billion to be used by public safety agencies to deploy networks using the new spectrum, $156 million for public warning systems, and $43.5 million to assist E911 programs.
	firechief.com /news/Broadcast_Band_Restriction (143 words)

	SCFM series FM Broadcast Antennas, antenna configuration,circular polarization,mono stereo signals, conurbations and ...
		The SCFM series FM Broadcasting Antennas have low VSWR and high gain covering the complete FM broadcast band from 87.5 MHz.
		The dipole arms are mounted on a tubular boom made of high strength aluminum alloy, which offers a low resistance discharge path in the event of lightning.
		The SCFM series FM Broadcast Antennas are supplied with dismantled dipole arms for easy handling and transportation and are assembled at site with simple hand tools.
	www.starantenna.com /fm_broadcast_antenna.htm (294 words)

	The Big Band Sound - Big Bands On Local Radio
		Their locally-produced flagship show is Joe Daily In The Morning, which is broadcast mornings from 5 to 10 a.m.
		The syndicated American Standards By The Sea program is broadcast on these AM stations on Sundays at 11 a.m.
		They broadcast big band era music during many shows throughout the week, including the syndicated Big Band Jump program on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/bigbandsound/radio.htm (397 words)

	CBC Ottawa - Features - The Big Band Broadcast
		With the first strains of the 13-piece Mark Ferguson Orchestra and their opening number ‘Singin’ with the Big Bands,’ you’ll be guided on a ‘Sentimental Journey’ by the forties-style patter of the engaging Radio Announcer.
		The Band is showcased with solos, specialized introductions, and entertaining choreography.
		Participants acknowledge that the CBC has the right to reproduce, broadcast and publicize their comments or any part thereof in any manner whatsoever.
	www.cbc.ca /ottawa/features/bigband (323 words)

	The U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own” - Live Broadcast Schedule
		The United States Army Band is proud to announce an initiative to broadcast many of the band’s performances, live over the Internet.
		All that is required to listen to an Army Band live broadcast is QuickTime Player 6.0 or greater, a FREE download, available from Apple Computer’s website, and an Internet connection.
		For modem users, it is recommended that you download QuickTime Player 6.0 well before the broadcast, as it is approximately a 5MB download.
	www.usarmyband.com /Broadcast (154 words)

	Gurtman and Murtha Artist Management - The Big Band Broadcast - Starring Holly Larocque and the Mark Ferguson Orchestra
		Here are Holly Larocque's comments on why she wrote The Big Band Broadcast and her passion for this show and music.
		In the glorious tradition of glamorous broadcasts from starlit ballrooms we aim to give audiences the experience of what it would have been like to attend a 1940's big band concert just as it might have been broadcast "live to air".
		Her unique musical project, “The Big Band Broadcast starring Holly Larocque and the Mark Ferguson Orchestra”, has just completed its first television special on the CBC network, and will be touring North America beginning in the Autumn of 2006.
	www.gmartists.com /bigband.htm (1566 words)

	AM Radio Stations - by Paul - KE4NFU
		AM radio is a very exiting band to listen to if one can stand the static and interference.
		During the daytime local niche stations can be heard tailoring their broadcasting format for a very small time audiences, such as an "all Elvis" format.
		AM Broadcast Band reception is different than FM reception.
	www.pjwebgraphics.com /paul/amband.html (1235 words)

	AM Band DXing
		Each year, dedicated listeners manage to snag stations from thousands of miles away on the AM broadcast band (540 to 1700 kHz).
		Regional stations often use different power levels and directional antennas for day and night operation; since AM band signals travel further at night, regional stations will reduce transmitter power and use a "tighter" directional antenna between their local sunset and local sunrise.
		Most DX tests are arranged in conjunction with one or both clubs for AM band DXers to assure a large listening audience.
	www.dxing.com /amband.htm (1039 words)

	Utopian Broadcast - Band Biography and mp3s/songs,Hardcore Music/Emo Music/Screamo Music/Metal Music/Punk Rock Music ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		We are a indie rock band from Texas, if you haven't already read that, if you are from Texas and here about one of our shows come and see it, please come and support.
		Dude this band is badass, please comment about it because i worked my ass off for this
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	www.stereokiller.com /bands/UtopianBroadcast (131 words)

	Home - BSI BROADCAST FM Radio transmitter manufacturer and Broadcasting Equipment
		Designer and manufacturer of reliable broadcast FM radio transmitters with remote control via TCP/IP.
		This 2000W FM amplifier is designed with MOSFET solid-state technology and provides 2 kW of continuous RF power in the FM broadcast band 87.5-108 MHz without tuning.
		This 1 kW FM amplifier is designed with MOSFET solid-state technology and provides 1000 Watts of continuous RF power in the FM broadcast band 87.5-108 MHz without tuning.
	www.broadcastbsi.com (851 words)

	AM Broadcast band booming - The RadioReference.com Forums
		I was listening around the AM band in the car tonight and picked up WLW 700kHz in Cincinnati OH and I'm in Biloxi MS.
		I think the commerative broadcast you're referring to was when they used the original 1927 50kw transmitter to bring in the new millenium.
		I'm looking forward to better band conditions so when it gets cold enough to discourage going out at least I'll have something to do, play radio.
	www.radioreference.com /forums/showthread.php?p=366557#post366557 (2258 words)

	CoolStreams Broadcast Network- Band / Brass Band Artist Roster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		CDnow rock.com // FIND it on LP Sheldon Theater Brass Band
		The United States Continental Army Band (TRADOC's Own)
		The United States Army band (Pershing's Own) - 3/1/98
	musicsojourn.com /Cat/Big_Band/Band_AL.htm (149 words)

	Force, Inc. Fiber Optic Transmitters and Receivers for Broadcast, L-Band Satellite, CATV and Wireless Communications
		Force, Inc. Fiber Optic Transmitters and Receivers for Broadcast, L-Band Satellite, CATV and Wireless Communications
		Force Optical Broadcast Systems can be found in a variety of private and public network applications.
		Force specializes in the optical transport of video, audio and data signals for Satellite L-Band and IF, Wireless and Mobile Communications, Digital Broadcast for Networks and Cable Service Providers, and CATV video distribution for Private Networks and Educational Distance Learning applications.
	www.forceinc.com (248 words)

	The Big Bands Web Site
		The Big Band Broadcast is a specialty program that offers music of the great Big Band era like no other radio program in
		In fact, The Big Band Broadcast is The Only All Request Big Band Radio Program In The Nation That Features Live "On Air" Requests!
		Just about Every Celebrity of the great Big Band era has been a guest Of The Show.
	www.bigbands.org (241 words)

	AM Query -- AM Radio Technical Information -- Audio Division (FCC) USA
		Broadcast Station Totals Since 1990 (AM, FM, TV)
		EAS Handbook for AM and FM EAS Handbook for TV EAS Handbook for Cable
		Search for radio station information in the AM broadcast band (530 kHz to 1700 kHz).
	www.fcc.gov /mb/audio/amq.html (441 words)

	FM Radio Stations - by Paul - KE4NFU
		The FM band is the mostly widely listened to band, more than 75% of radio listeners are listening to 88-108 Mhz.
		The most attractive reason is its high quality stereo sound, and its great resistance to spark interference, such as lightning and florescent light hum.
		Additional update information provided by FM Atlas by Bruce F. Elving from FM Atlas Publishing, PO Box 336, Esko MN, 55733-0336; FCC databases, and actual on air announcements.
	www.pjwebgraphics.com /paul/fmband.html (1425 words)

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		Below is a listing of active stations as well as applications and construction permits for the expanded AM broadcast band from 1610 to 1700 kHz.
		If the station has an application listed beside it that means an application to build a station has been filed with the authorities but no permission has yet been granted to build a station.
		SHERMAN TX USA 1700.00 KCHT ASTORIA OR USA CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FOR USA EXPANDED BAND 1700.00 KKLS RAPID CITY SD USA APPLICATION FOR USA EXPANDED BAND 1700.00
	www.angelfire.com /mb/exband/na.html (451 words)

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