Thus xxxxxx xxxx helped the station. He ran a successful broadcast engineering company, renowned for systems peripherals. He designed a stereo encoder for
In-victa (and other pirates) followed by a UHF link transmitter, variable emphasis limiter and a whole heap of other techno-goodies.
Invicta was also aided by xxxxx xxxxx who went on to become a station engineer for one of London's original ILR commercial stations. Radio Invicta entered the 80's with technology that was akin to professional BBC local radio. Programmes were recorded on open reel tape, jingles were sourced from cartridge and during live broadcasts there were even live bulletins stolen 'off air' from IRN (Independent Radio News). |
||||
Back To Home Page |