Washington County News | 1927-07-21 | Page 2 | Exclusive Wave Length if above 5,000 Watts |

Type	issue
Date	1927-07-21
Paper	Washington County News
Language	eng
City	St. George
County	Washington
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	Exclusive Wave Length if above 5,000 Watts
Type	article
Date	1927-07-21
Paper	Washington County News
Language	eng
City	St. George
County	Washington
Page	2
OCR Text	Show Exclusive Wave Length If Above 5,000 Watts It has been approximated roughly that the carrier wave of a 100-watt station may create interference over distance of 10C) miles, a rK-watt station over ,r00 miles, a l,Xx-watt station over 1.000 miles, and a !,X0-watt !,X0-watt station over Ti.OiK) miles. Therefore, There-fore, the deduction is Hint 5,0fK-wutt stations should not be assigned to the same wave length excepting when located lo-cated on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the country. By the same process of reasoning, every station above Ti.Ooo watts should be assigned an exclusive wave length.
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