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The really weird part is that we WERE NOT transmitting at the time of
the raid. One of the agents tolds us that they traced us through a
purchase order from Broadcast-Warehouse! It's true that we bought a
150w amp from broadcastwarehouse.com a few weeks ago. How did the FCC
know about that?

If the FCC was previously watching broadcastwarehouse.com for
selling things like non-type accepted amps, it would be easy to subpoena
their customer list.

Anyways, we will rebuild the station and continue to fight the globle
interests of the MEGA-MACHINE.

DEATH TO THE MEGA-MACHINE!

Why so down on the FCC? Is your college station appropriately
licensed as a low-power FM broadcaster? If so, you may have legal
recourse to get your equipment back.

If your particular college has a branch that teaches
Administration of Justice, this may be a good time to consult with them.

If, on the other wing, your station was not licensed, you have no
one but yourselves to blame.

For the record: I don't see how a post like this is on-topic for
an amateur radio newsgroup, particularly one dealing with equipment.


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