1. It should be possible to achieve 5 to 7 miles of coverage from an LPFM system which radiates 100 watts and whose antenna is 100 feet above average terrain.
   
   
2. The most effective signal that can be achieved in all directions is when 222 watts is fed into a single bay, circularly polarized antenna whose gain is 0.45 and whose elevation is 100 feet above average terrain.
   
   
3. 125' of 1/2" foam line has an efficiency @ 100 mhz of 82.7 %. Thus, the transmitter power output should be 268 watts whn utilizing a single bay CP antenna to achieve 100 watts ERP.
   
   
4. The Energy-Onix SST-300C contains an independent, high performance 30 watt exciter with a built-in stereo generator and limiter and a stand alone broadband 300 watt amplifier. Thus, the exciter can serve as a standby source in the event that the amplifier is inoperative. The transmitter is suppplied with a line surge protection system. We also recommend a polyphasor lightning protector.
   
   
5. All equipments offered are of USA manufacture which assures the user of prompt and reliable "customer support".
   
   
6. In order to meet the FCC requirements, LPFM stations require EAS equipment. We recommend the Gorman Redlick system. These are included in our "Perfect Package".
   
   
7. The equipments recommended apply only to the transmitter and assumes that the studio and transmitter are co-located. If the studio and transmitter locations are within line of sight of each other, Energy-Onix can offer convetional one way microwave. If line of sight does not exist, but there does exist a broadband connection to the Internet at one or both ends, we can offer our Tele-Link system to provide duplex audio and remote control between both points.
   
   

Accordingly, we reommend for 100 Watt ERP, the following: