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This applies to use of a [[Radio Transmitter]] for FM broadcasting, and the broadcasting of music as opposed to exclusively voice. Types of FM broadcasting include low power FCC Part 15 compliant devices for Microbroadcasting and LPFM (Low Power FM) broadcasting such as college campus radio or community radio. The discussion assumes the use of FCC complaint equipment and operating within the boundary of law for your area. This applies to FM Broadcast Stereo transmission on the [[3 Meter FM Broadcast Radio]] band within the legal limits of power, antenna height, emission regulations, [[FM Broadcast Radio Frequency Deviation]], and other related regulations.This applies to use of a [[Radio Transmitter]] for FM broadcasting, and the broadcasting of music as opposed to exclusively voice. Types of FM broadcasting include low power FCC Part 15 compliant devices for Microbroadcasting and LPFM (Low Power FM) broadcasting such as college campus radio or community radio. The discussion assumes the use of FCC complaint equipment and operating within the boundary of law for your area. This applies to FM Broadcast Stereo transmission on the [[3 Meter FM Broadcast Radio]] band within the legal limits of power, antenna height, emission regulations, [[FM Broadcast Radio Frequency Deviation]], and other related restrictions.