ARRL RF Safety Committee Develops New Guidelines to Communicate RF Safety
/
Radio amateurs now have a new tool from ARRL to help answer questions about their stations. Neighbours of amateur radio operators are sometimes concerned about transmissions and radio frequency exposure from amateur stations.
The ARRL RF Safety Committee, with their international counterparts at the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB), the Irish Radio Transmitters Society (IRTS), and the Swedish Society of Radio Amateurs (SSA), has developed a new set of guidelines to help amateurs interact with and talk to their neighbours about RF exposure.
Chairman of the ARRL RF Safety Committee Greg Lapin, N9GL, said the new informational PDF, Helping Amateurs Interact with Neighbors Asking About Radio Transmissions, was developed after a year of discussions about RF safety.
Read More
