Wbcq.com Website Review

WBCQ is an international shortwave broadcast station located in Monticello, Maine, USA. We broadcast on 7.490 MHz, 9.330 MHz, 5.130 MHz, and 3.265 MHz. We’ve been bringing access to the airwaves for people like you since 1998. We have time available on all of our broadcast services open for your programming at the best rates in the industry. Contact us Special fall offer. All Monday through Friday airtime on our 5130 transmitter is now available for the sale price of only $15 the hour. Plymouth Meeting, PA: WBCQ The Planet announced today that it is building one of the most powerful and versatile radio stations in the world. WBCQ’s new shortwave radio station, now under construction in Monticello, Maine, features a new 500-kilowatt transmitter from Continental Electronics and a state-of-the-art antenna system from Ampegon Antenna of Switzerland. The new station, funded by private investors, will be able to direct a powerful shortwave signal to any country on Earth. Our new facility is planned to be a showcase for the radio world and is dedicated to our free speech mission. The new station is planned to commence operations in fall 2018. About WBCQ The Planet: WBCQ is an international shortwave broadcast station located in Monticello, Maine, USA. We broadcast on 7.490 MHz, 9.330 MHz, 5.130 MHz, and 3.265 MHz. We’ve been bringing access to the airwaves for people like you since 1998. We lost one of our transmitters in a fire on Dec. 10th. However, it is one of five 50KW transmitters on site. We have moved 7490 to transmitter #3 which is capable of super modulation and a great signal. All other transmitters are working well at WBCQ. We will be replacing the fire damaged transmitter with a new unit. As WBCQ is run more or less as a public service to free speech radio, It is with great satisfaction that we announce that the 3265 transmitter is ready for lease. All the audio issues are worked out and its big signal is ready. This new premium service is now available on a first come, first serve basis. The prime time for programming is