Kiwi engineer keeps station "wok"ing for $10

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Kiwi engineer keeps station "wok"ing for $10

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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/sto ... d=10425224

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$20,000 uplink set up... or a $10 wok?
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That is some funny shit right there. I can see WQCW or WHCP or whatever tying this next.
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Not long after WTSF went on the air, they were found to have used the 432 mhz amateur band for a remote pickup link from Fairfield stadium to their studio. They used amateur tv equipment to broadcast a football game.
They stopped this practice after discovery.
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