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Tradiktè Broadcast pou estasyon komèsyal yo nòmalman oblije resevwa yon siyal nan paran yo plen-sèvis estasyon FM sou lè a ak re-transmèt nan rejyon an ki kouvri pa estasyon prensipal la, elimine bezwen pou yon tradiktè eksepte kote tèren pwoteksyon se yon pwoblèm) . Restriksyon sa a pa aplike pou estasyon edikasyon ki pa komèsyal yo. Nenpòt estasyon ki pa komèsyal, menm yon sèl ki pa gen okenn kontni lokal oswa edikasyon, ka aplike pou yon nimewo san limit nan tradiktè yo dwe manje nan nenpòt ki vle di (ki gen ladan satelit). Tout pran spectre soti nan estasyon lokal LPFM oswa difize sou estasyon sèvis plen lokal yo. Repeteur ki egziste deja nan Radyo Piblik Nasyonal yo te deplase pa estasyon relijye nouvo nan Lake Charles, Louisiana, pèdi kontni lokal yo ak edikasyon.
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Broadcast translators for commercial stations are normally required to receive a signal from their parent full-service FM station over the air and re-transmit in the region covered by the main station, eliminating the need for a translator except where terrain shielding is a problem). This restriction does not apply to non-commercial educational stations. Any non-commercial station, even one with no local or educational content, can apply for an unlimited number of translators to be fed by any means (including satellite). All take spectrum from local LPFM stations or rebroadcasters of local full-service stations. Existing National Public Radio repeaters were displaced by new religious stations in Lake Charles, Louisiana, losing local and educational content.