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Old July 21st 05, 01:21 PM
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Default D.I.Y. Pirate Radio

I remember when I was a youth there used to be loads of FM pirate radio
stations round our way (Sheffield, UK). All the latest underground
tunes were played - no commercial sh*t.

Nowadays there seems to be hardly any. What's the deal with that?

Me and my mates have been considering setting up our own FM station and
we've come across this site:

http://www.broadcastrepublic.co.uk

They look like professionals to us and their prices seem pretty good -
Transmitters from =A3280 and Complete Broadcast Packages from =A3600.

Anyone else used them?

Cheers,
k2

 
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