The use of an external antenna effectively extends the broadcast range up to and beyond 1 mile. Since the antenna is not extended and the output power is not increased, no broadcast license is required and there are no programming restrictions. Click here for the applicable broadcast regulations. Click here for available products.

A professional version of the IAM System is available packaged in an outdoor weather proof enclossure and with a digital announcer accessible via the internet. Click here for the applicable broadcast regulations. Click here for available products.

FCC regulations allow "educational institutions" to broadcast on the AM band at higher power levels and with longer antennas PROVIDING that the signal not radiate beyond the owned property of the institution. Click here for the applicable broadcast regulations. Click here for available products.

Depending on where you live, a LIMITED number of commercial licenses may be available. Others may be purchased from existing radio stations. Click here for a qualified broadcast consultant to advise you.

Special frequencies and allocations in the FM band have been made available on a license basis for educational broadcasters.
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Part 90 of the Federal Communication Commission allows a 10 watt license in the AM band available to local state and federal agencies for travelers information services. Click here for more information.