Around the property adjacent to the 10KW AM transmitter
located at Aptos, CA the maximum measured was about 7 V/m
Scaling that up would imply less than 50 V/m for a 500KW
transmitter.
Hm...may be not so bad after all, eh?
- Robert -
On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 18:04:59 -0500
Cortland Richmond <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 12-Nov-2005 Ken Javor asked:
>
> >> I wonder what OSHA and CSPI (Center for Science in
> the Public Interest)
> had
> to say about broadcasting half a megawatt of rf power...
> <<
>
> See FCC Bulletin OET-65. It has the maximum FS from
> 0.3-1.34 MHz for an
> uncontrolled access area at 614 volts per meter. This
> decreases to a bit
> under 482 V/m at 1.71 MHz. Uncontrolled access areas use
> 30 minute
> average. For occupational exposure, the limit is 614 V/m
> from 0.3 - 3 Mhz,
> averaged over six minutes.
>
>
> Cortland Richmond
> KA5S
>
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