Quiet Zone In The Valley

[David Tanks]

  I received a message from a ham who is looking at moving 

  into the valley, maybe the lower valley near Salem, VA, and

  he was asking about the Quiet Zone and any amateur ops

  requirements about notifying them. Who would be the most

  knowledgable person to direct him to?

  Thanks in advance.

  David AD4TJ

[RileyC]

Roanoke and Salem aren't in it, but Waynesboro and Staunton are.  From what I understand Amateur radio isn't restricted by it, just commercial radio.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Quiet_Zone

Rileu

Kf4emz

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[Michael]

I know the NRQZ has a patrol unit they use to locate distributive transmitters! Tho the FCC can only impose a 50 dollar fine for intentional violators. The most restrictive thing is cellular use within a 20 mile radius of the observatory. 

“Interesting fact that 99.5 percent of the quiet zone is eligible for star-link services over WiFi networks”! 

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