Trademarks: 2X Signal
Booster, ALERT AM Emergency Advisory Radio
System, ANXX AM Radio Antenna, AP.55 Digital
Message Player, ENcast Emergency Notification
Broadcast System, EventCAST Portable Information
Radio Service, FAS.6000 Flashing Beacons &
Controller, FASTrack Quick-Erect Sign, FlashCAST
Internet Broadcast Service, Flashing ALERT Sign
System, Free-Radiate On-Premise Radio Broadcast System,
HearMoreInfo Internet Broadcasts, HPR.0990 High
Performance Antenna, i A.M. Radio Transmitter,
Information Station Specialists, InfoRadio
Format, Information Station Classic, Information
Station IP, Information Station USB, InfOSpot AM
Radio Transmitter Station, InfOspot Drive-Thru AM Radio Station, IP.8 Digital Message
Player, IP.76 Digital Message Player, ITS.6000 Highway Advisory Radio Network, MGR.021
Digital Audio Management System, LIGHTNING LED Changeable Message Sign, NX8R Digital
Message Player, PowerPlane Preassembled
Groundplane, RadioSAFE Wide Area Emergency
Broadcast System, RadioSTAT Portable Emergency
Advisory Radio Station, RE 2.5 Range Extender
Outdoor Antenna and Tuner, RESPONDER 1 Portable Highway Advisory Radio System, RoadRunnR Portable Highway Advisory Radio System, SSD.20 Severe Storm
Detector, Signal Measurement Radio Receiver,
Stealth Sign, StreamCAST Internet Broadcast
Service, SS.3000 Free-Standing AM Radio Antenna
System with Tower, SX.200
Wattmeter, Talking House AM Radio Transmitter,
TH.5 InfOspot Transmitter, TR.6000 Transmitter
Model HQ 5.0, TMS.020 Digital Audio Management
System, TR.6000 Transmitter Model 15.73,
VoiceStar Portable Highway Advisory Radio
Station (with or without Changeable Message
Sign), VP.9000 Vertical Profile Antenna Support
and Grounding System, Wireless Audio Link.
Information Radio Stations is a generic term
synonymous with Travelers Information Stations
(TIS), Highway Advisory Radio Stations (HAR) /
Highway Information Systems & Low Power Radio
Stations (LPR). Operation of the stations is
governed by FCC Part 90.242 Rules. A FCC license
is required. Information Radio Stations may be
fixed or portable. Subcomponents may include
transmitter, antenna and ground system, digital
voice player, wateter, cabinet with conventional
or Corbin locks, lightning arrestors for RF,
power and telephone lines, coaxial cable. Most
stations employ black maximized antennas to
discourage ice accumulation and security
measures to prevent unauthorized program access.
Options include synchronization, battery backup,
solar power, remote programming by local,
network or telco, multi-station audio
distribution via RF or LAN / WAN or wireless
network
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