LPFM Channel Search

NOTE: The results from this tool reflect rules in effect before the rule changes in MB Docket 19-193 go into effect. The tool also shows information on the new rules when they do change. For more information on the rule changes, visit recnet.com.

For prospective applicants of new LPFM stations

myLPFM is currently for existing LPFM stations seeking modifications. You can check for basic availibility for new LPFM stations by using our PREMIS tool:

Visit PREMIS

Looking for LP-250 information?

Currently, LPFM is a 100 watt service. The FCC will not accept any requests to increase power beyond 100 watts (5.6 km service contour). If you wish to look at the potential for an upgrade under REC's most recent proposal before the FCC, please visit our LP250 Check tool:

check.lp250.com

Current LPFM Station Information

LPFM Callsign or Application ID:

Application ID should be used if LPFM station has an active application or modification grant.

Now, choose if you want to keep the station at the same place or move it somewhere else...

Keep LPFM at current location

Check for minor power increase eligibility

Some LPFM stations may be short-changed on their ERP. Running this will check two different FCC recognized terrain databases to see if it may be possible to slightly increase your ERP.

Change channel only-same location

If the LPFM station is currently experiencing interference, use this to see if any alternate channels may be available at the same location.

Move LPFM to different location

Fill out only ONE the following section only if moving transmitter to a different address/location:

by address, city, ZIP code

Street address, city or ZIP code:

or by coordinates

Region:

Latitude:
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Longitude:
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Do not enter minus sign when entering latitude

Geographic Datum:

or Existing FM or registered tower

Enter FM or FM translator call sign or enter antenna structure registration number (ASRN):

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