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> not being able to get a license in the first place. Sure! You should totally be allowed to throw up a transmitter and blast white noise through fifty percent
by warfangle 12y ago
> not being able to get a license in the first place.
Sure! You should totally be allowed to throw up a transmitter and blast white noise through fifty percent of the radio frequencies at 50 kilowatts of power! And so what if the car next to you on the highway has a transmitter that interferes with your radio tuned to the classical station by blasting dubstep. FREEDOM
The problem is, that's all covered under Title III. Title III is very specifically about radio broadcasting.
And has nothing. At all. To do. With Title II.
- forgottenpass 12y agoAnd so what if the car next to you on the highway has a transmitter that interferes with your radio tuned to the classical station by blasting dubstep. Well, I'm already driving out of the state tomorrow, now I know what I'll be doing with my unlicensed FM transmitter.