Why Low Power Radio Stations Matter
Dec 6, 2017 15:53:54 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2017 15:53:54 GMT
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The common person might look at his or her dial and wonder why anyone would bother with a small radio station when there are so many big radio stations that have walls.
The reason I mention walls is because the powerful stations have FCC licenses hanging on them.
Allow me to call your attention, speaking to regular people, to the programming being sent on the licensed stations. Do you not agree that it's putrid, stupid, unpleasant, stinky and really bad?
Take a moment, then, to consider the smart alternative found on the little stations where lovely and splendid programming finds a home.
That's all there is to it. People saving their radios by generating programs worth hearing. That's the whole idea behind hobby radio and it makes perfect sense.
Joining the ALPB is a step up on the ladder of society.
The common person might look at his or her dial and wonder why anyone would bother with a small radio station when there are so many big radio stations that have walls.
The reason I mention walls is because the powerful stations have FCC licenses hanging on them.
Allow me to call your attention, speaking to regular people, to the programming being sent on the licensed stations. Do you not agree that it's putrid, stupid, unpleasant, stinky and really bad?
Take a moment, then, to consider the smart alternative found on the little stations where lovely and splendid programming finds a home.
That's all there is to it. People saving their radios by generating programs worth hearing. That's the whole idea behind hobby radio and it makes perfect sense.
Joining the ALPB is a step up on the ladder of society.
