APNA pretty much have no coverage of the bottom end of queen st, due to
their transmitter being back up on Khyber Pass.

I would think that if you made sure you were transmitting at an
appropriate power level (probably quite a bit less than 500mw in this
case), you could get coverage of that area without actually interfering
with APNA.

On Sun, 5 Sep 2004, jamus wrote:

> to go on to this frequency.We were also told that we could go on
> 107.1 but I believe APNA is on this.We have been advised as well to
> go on a frequency in between two stations,but I know the results of
> this as well for those on either side.

> We dont want to do anything more than broadcast to the bottom of Queen
> St with a direction aerial for our Radio Students to gather on air



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Matt Camp
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Twisted Radio 107.7FM