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Power source, program material, people on programming side and people on tech side and people on facility maintenance side. Keeping a transmitter going in third-world conditions isn't rocket science but depending on the antenna/facilities it usually takes at least one guy. In really corrosive/jungle-like conditions it'll take more. Depending on your desired broadcast range you might be better off with a (local) broadcast-band or maybe even FM transmitter to reach your audience. If you can define your target audience socio/economico/geographically you can then define the transmitter and program material. Otherwise you're very likely to set up a station that nobody wants to listen to. |
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