Every US amateur has to make sure their station is not exposing people to more RF than the FCC allows. Most have never checked, largely because the tools for doing it are engineering forms. These pages give the worked numbers, and the app does your own station in about five minutes.
Work out your own station in Exposure Forge — six questions, and it prints a dated record you can keep.
Start here
- Am I exempt from the evaluation? — the fastest way to find out you are already done.
- RF exposure and handheld radios — the case that surprises people.
By band
- RF exposure on 160 meters
- RF exposure on 80 meters
- RF exposure on 60 meters
- RF exposure on 40 meters
- RF exposure on 30 meters
- RF exposure on 20 meters
- RF exposure on 17 meters
- RF exposure on 15 meters
- RF exposure on 12 meters
- RF exposure on 10 meters
- RF exposure on 6 meters
- RF exposure on 2 meters
- RF exposure on 1.25 meters
- RF exposure on 70 centimeters