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| quote: | Originally posted by ImmyJ
You can buy radio kits over the internet (this page looks pretty godd, but it's also the first one that popped up on google...) ) and you can broadcast anywhere in the city. You don't need to be licensed if you're under 50 watts but you won't come anywhere close if you are trying to set this thing up in your apartment (say, closer to ten watts). 50 W is like a major pole and a lot of electricity, so that costs a bundle. 10 W will give you a broadcast range of about a klik in any direction, so if you live in a strategic place, like the plateau or in Pt. St. Charles, you will be able to get a lot of listeners. OK, the reason why I haven't done this is because: 1) I don't have the time to learn how to solder (maybe this summer...) and 2) I don't have enough stuff to constantly play (not even a useable computer so I could let 'er rip). If anyone starts one of these, let the rest of us know so we can tell friends, etc. Yes, radio in this city blows chickens. The kits will usually cost about $200 - $300. OK, the radio free berkely site has everything else that you want... |
Nifty link. Now just need to contact the CRTC. Contact DJ's and other streaming radio stations to see if we can re-air their sets, etc. We got to get together a couple of us, who wants to get this off the ground.
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