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 2007-11-21, 05:13 |
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 Starting a Radio Station
How would one legally go about doing this and how much would it cost?
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2007-11-21, 08:51 |
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Kelso, Washington, USA
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Re: Starting a Radio Station
Lots of government red tape, and lots of cash (in the range of $20-$40 million)
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2007-11-21, 19:27 |
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Re: Starting a Radio Station
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Originally Posted by kelsokid18
Lots of government red tape, and lots of cash (in the range of $20-$40 million)
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Oh so this is just impossible for a highschool drop out?
What about an illegal one? |
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2007-11-22, 00:05 |
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Kelso, Washington, USA
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Re: Starting a Radio Station
Now you're thinking with the brain you got at birth. Illegal stations are increasingly used to distribute independent music, to communicate illegal or frowned upon ideologies, or to just try your hand at it.
There have been a few threads about it, but just to recap, you'll need your antenna, your transmitter, and a source. Possibly a mixer and some microphones and headsets for live stuff. Plans for antennae and transmitters (xmtrs in our parlance) are easily found on the web, and can be assembled from parts found at Radio Shack and/or online.
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2007-11-22, 06:58 |
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Re: Starting a Radio Station
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Originally Posted by kelsokid18
Now you're thinking with the brain you got at birth. Illegal stations are increasingly used to distribute independent music, to communicate illegal or frowned upon ideologies, or to just try your hand at it.
There have been a few threads about it, but just to recap, you'll need your antenna, your transmitter, and a source. Possibly a mixer and some microphones and headsets for live stuff. Plans for antennae and transmitters (xmtrs in our parlance) are easily found on the web, and can be assembled from parts found at Radio Shack and/or online.
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Could you point me to a thread? TFSE didn't find anything.
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#6
2007-11-24, 21:13 |
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If she's easy, take'r twice.
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Re: Starting a Radio Station
http://www.totse.com/community/showthread.php?t=2065253
http://www.totse.com/community/showthread.php?t=2021967
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