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1 comments:
I was really puzzled that RadioShack Corp. would allow their Project Gallery to show a commercial product kit offer video from Free Radio Berkeley. Not only is this a commercial venture, but the 10 - 40 watt commercial FM band transmitter kits sold by these folks are illegal pirate radio supplies counter to FCC rules and regulations. I could find NO WAY to respond to RadioShack Corp. on their Web page, so I thought maybe mentioning it to you on your blog site might find someone reading who has an IN to communicating with RadioShack Corp.
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