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Govt daft idea of the day (turning off FM radio)
#11
I never really understood who I was supposed to be communicating with?
Some people that prefer to be alone arent anti-social they just have no time for drama, stupidity and false people.
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#12
Sorry,, this thread diverted away from posed question:

So, anyone (RS?) care to comment on the possible future application of private local FM Broadcasting?
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#13
Low power local FM stations are a perfect outlet for emergency public safety information, bulletins and general information. I would envision not continuous operation, but scheduled daily broadcasts several times daily, of short duration, perhaps 15 minutes each at mealtimes, with news and general information. Maybe a late evening entertainment reading a chapter from Charles Dickens...

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#15
I shall just sit here with a pencil up each nostril, wearing underpants on my head and say " Wibble" and pretend I understand the technical stuff you guys are expressing in such an eloquent manner Smile

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#16
Exploring what information would be useful for a remote community FM station:

Security bulletins - who saw a couple of strangers near their barn or a bunch of caravans in a nearby field.

Heads Up - TPTB have managed to send a truckload of fresh water, or perhaps a coal lorry has visited the village. Mr Steve has some pork for barter, looking for cider.

Barn Raising - or well digging, harvesting, ditch digging - anything that needs a bit of labour.

Social occasions - people like to socialise, when times are hard communities can become stronger.
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#17
Steve

Well done for those suggestions. Thinking about "programming' rather than the hardware side of thing, your ideas are a great start.

I would add perhaps some 'how to's', eg. water, medical etc
maybe a bedtime story for the children and just to annoy the heathens
amongst us, an epilogue :-)
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#18
Where wild food crops like berries are ripe, where wild fishing is good, Want / need requests,

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#19
Thinking about the services offered over a community FM station made me realise that a lot of these things would have been offered by local churches - and that churches have high steeples and ample, usually quite defendable, meeting space. So, perhaps St Marys is the logical home for the transmitter.
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#20
steve

my local vicar wears a paracord cross !!
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