Hi Vasile,

Probably around 100mW, not very high but high enough that amateur
privileges would have to be used. Where does one go to find out the
definition of pulse? How did you know that this would be considered pulse?
In the FCC regs, there is a definition of "pulse" as an emission type, but
it, somewhat recursively, uses the word pulse in the definition. To my
mind, the normal definition of a pulse usually involves sudden steps in
amplitude, so I think they should mention exactly what they mean if an FM
waveform could be considered to be pulsed even though it has constant
amplitude. What if I fed audio consisting of a set of pulses into a regular
FM transmitter?

Thanks,

Sean

At 08:29 AM 9/6/01 +0300, you wrote:
>   Yes. Could you tell us what output power range are you thinking at ?
>
>Cheers, vasile
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