Allow us to answer your most burning questions about Radio Free Connecticut.

 

• I love the look of your station, but....isn't this illegal?

 

In the form of broadcasting that we are using, no.  Radio Free Connecticut transmits at 102.1 MHz, using a small "Part 15" transmitter.  According to the FCC, as long as you keep your power output compliant with "Part 15" standards, a station like ours needs no license.  Listen with confidence!

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• How much power does your station transmit with?

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Radio Free Connecticut transmits over the regular airwaves, with a power output of less than one watt (compare that with 107.9, which transmits with about twenty thousand watts).  Our frequency of 102.1 MHz is unused in our area, so we don't interfere with anybody.

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• Where can I receive your signal?

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You can hear Radio Free Connecticut for a few blocks around the Bridgeport/Stratford CT city line.  See our broadcast map at https://drive.google.com/open?id=1owZ6vnQHxQwBki1GZbHt23f4N2PuoTG8 for the approximate range. 

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• I'm not in the broadcast area.  Can I listen to you online?

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Sure! Just click http://us1.internet-radio.com:8006/listen.pls or https://www.internet-radio.com/station/fairbol/   (links only work when streaming/on air).  

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• Do you have a Facebook page?

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Of course! Surf on over to 102.1 FM, Radio Free Connecticut.  

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• I have a comment/reception report/song request/other question.  Where can I contact you?

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Other than here or on our Facebook page, the best way to reach us is via e-mail.  The address is radiofreerocket@aol.com.  

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