Whether you are a broadcasting veteran or NEW to Part 15 Radio, Welcome!

Our name ‘part15.org’ is derived from the particular section of regulations that govern low power, license free broadcasting in the United States.  However, license free broadcasting is permitted in many other countries, and our membership is truly global.

We welcome everyone from anywhere to join our forum, share knowledge and ask questions.

What is Low Power, Legal, License Free Radio?

Around the world, governments manage their radio spectrum, and have policies in place to ration a limited number of frequencies for broadcasting.  Anyone wishing to broadcast must obtain a license from their government, by meeting specific regulations, and usually paying for that right.

Some locales, however, do allow license free broadcasting, with strict rules designed to limit range.  These rules are varied and can include restrictions on field strength, input or output power, antenna length, etc.  Interference to other, licensed entities is also not allowed.

Most countries also have some sort of transmitter approval process in place for these low power devices, that allows them to be marketed and purchased.

It is the responsibility of the users of such devices to ensure that they follow the regulations applicable for their location.

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