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GenesisFM - Where it all began
GenesisFM
is intended to provide a substantial intellectual challenge to New Zealand’s
dominant secular/atheistic culture and its evolutionary foundation - and such
cultures anywhere they are found in the world. It does so by addressing that
most important of questions: ‘Is life, the universe, and everything, the
product of thought or the product of chance? Has the world been made or simply
arisen through blind, purposeless, material processes?’ The answer GenesisFM
emphatically gives to this question is that we are here because we have been
created, thus have a Creator to whom we owe our existence and to whom we are
responsible. GenesisFM is using a 42 + hour pre-recorded program set on repeat play and is on air 24 hours a day. This allows you to learn about the station, tune in, and listen to the program in whole or in part, as many times as you like. This program will be added to until around 4 days of program is available. GenesisFM
uses low-power
transmitters. In Porirua it is broadcasting from an excellent transmission site
in Ascot Park and so has good coverage of the Porirua area - despite its low
power. But…it
will not reach all areas! Signal reception depends on a number of factors: If the top of Ascot Park near the water tank is seen, or the sky above it is seen at a shallow angle, reception should be good, in many cases just like any other station. Reception can also vary depending on weather conditions. The quality of the aerial on your radio is very important. The better the aerial the better the reception. In some places aerials may have to be directed or extended to pick it up, or radios moved to a better reception area - e.g., a window facing Ascot Park, or a place where there is good signal reflection. Signals can reflect from surprising places. Much of the western hills of Tawa can receive the signal. Car radios seem good at picking it up - however it will come and go due to the varying quality of reception in the areas the vehicle moves in, and again, reception depends on the quality of the aerial on the car. Reception in Palmerston North is generally pretty good, allowing for the provisos mentioned above. But
don’t let the limitations hold you back! With the compliments of Renton Maclachlan
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