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Part 15s

Not sure if there's a current list.

I ran that particular one, it's been off for a while now. The PC I had it hooked up to fried in a thunderstorm and I lost my entire digital music library.

The transmitter was a C. Crane FM Transmitter (http://www.ccrane.com/radios/fm-transmitters/fm-transmitter.aspx) which still works so I probably will set it up again one day.

The frequency was 106.5 before WKOE (now WBBO) moved there, then I moved to 97.7.

The format was Dance with an emphasis on Latin Freestyle.

Surprisingly, the station did get a couple of e-mails from listeners during it's lifespan, so at least a few people were listening!
 
If you were operating the CCrane Transmitter legally, chances are you listeners with within a couple of hundred feet at best. I own the same transmitter just to listen to internet radio around the house. You'd get more range yelling out of the window.
 
VeteranPD said:
If you were operating the CCrane Transmitter legally, chances are you listeners with within a couple of hundred feet at best. I own the same transmitter just to listen to internet radio around the house. You'd get more range yelling out of the window.
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Mounted outside 20 feet up with no buildings more than 2 stories around...
 
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