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community radio startup

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  • 04-01-2012 2:00am
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    mr nightlife
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭


    Hey people I am looking into starting a community radio station in mallow where I live and i am wondering if anyone has any idea where i could get cheap equipment to buy to setup. I have been on or involved with pirate radio for years but never ever got involved in the running or workings of the equipment needed with it. I have been thinking about starting something with months but always backed out of it but now i really think i should go for it so if anyone has any good advice on where i could get cheap stereo transmitter and so on please do let me know.:):D


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    evilivor
    Registered Users Posts: 2,613 ✭✭✭evilivor


    mr nightlife wrote: »
    Hey people I am looking into starting a community radio station in mallow where I live and i am wondering if anyone has any idea where i could get cheap equipment to buy to setup. I have been on or involved with pirate radio for years but never ever got involved in the running or workings of the equipment needed with it. I have been thinking about starting something with months but always backed out of it but now i really think i should go for it so if anyone has any good advice on where i could get cheap stereo transmitter and so on please do let me know.:):D

    Craol would be you best bet as a resource - they would be able to advise you as to how to apply for a licence etc, programming advice and set yourself up to pay royalties etc.

    You can apply for a one year licence almost mmediately and that will allow you to broadcast for 100 days a year.

    http://www.craol.ie/1/0/home.html


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