Yes and no. Most often NO. The FCC would require a power reduction in most cases. Have you ever seen a Class 4 AM -- with a power like 833 watts Day and Night. ( I think the 1400 Silverdale, WA has less than 1 KW ). That is because -- AM stations -- are like the Educational FM stations. They are applied for with a "protected" and "interfering" contours -- based on both the tower and ground system. Change the ground or tower -- the power changes. So adding any type of cable, wire or metal can "augment" the basic authorized contours. As a Ham operator -- you can "tinker" with equipment. In Commercial use -- you can NOT just add a wire here and a clamp there. In the old days -- but that was before there were thousands of stations. _______________________________________________ IRCA mailing list IRCA@hard-core-dx.com http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca
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