"Telamon" wrote in message
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WBCQ and WWCR seem to be making a go of it. Ever consider taking another
stab at a short wave station?

The license I owned was for a Tropical Band facility linked to HCSP1, 595
kHz, which I moved form San Pedro de Amaguaña, Pichincha, Ecuador in 1967.
After debating what to do with with the SW facility, we decided to put the
transmitter in a landfill after stripping it of parts, and turn the license
in.

If I had to deal with the kind of clients that are on WWCR and WBCQ, I would
rather quit and study for the priesthood.

In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...

WBCQ and WWCR seem to be making a go of it. Ever consider taking another
stab at a short wave station?

The license I owned was for a Tropical Band facility linked to HCSP1, 595
kHz, which I moved form San Pedro de Amaguaña, Pichincha, Ecuador in 1967.
After debating what to do with with the SW facility, we decided to put the
transmitter in a landfill after stripping it of parts, and turn the license
in.

If I had to deal with the kind of clients that are on WWCR and WBCQ, I would
rather quit and study for the priesthood.

That's a pretty funny response. I had a good laugh.

I would like to think (dream) that a commercial type short wave station
of some type would have a chance of being financially sustainable
offering programming not so repulsive to you.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

I know Telamon reads my stuff.Operation Petticoat flick movie is on tb
now.
cuhulin

They dont dream in Ventura Beach,California.Hey,Telamon,I have your kill
files in my cuhulin webtv email thingy.
cuhulin