People that joined Radio Invicta came from all walks of life. Some were interested in Soul Music and DJ work. Others were into radio hi-tech.
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Months later Peter St Crispian was proved right. Tuning an FM radio at my home I came across Radio Invicta. My knowledge of radio transmitters at that time
was minimal. But one thing was for sure - Invicta was a powerful signal on my radio dial. I wondered if, by chance, it was broadcasting close to my home.
One Sunday afternoon I borrowed a friend's FM radio and wandered around the streets of Mitcham. To the South of me, by Mitcham railway station the signal
was weak. In the opposite direction it became stronger.
Three streets away I was wandering around with my radio, pointing it in all directions. Suddenly a figure appeared at the window of a prim semi-detached
house. It was Peter St Crispian. More by chance than expertise I had tracked down Radio Invicta.
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