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Pacific Coast Station KGO |
 | | KGO, the second of three super-broadcasting stations planned by the General Electric Company, came on the air January 8th (1924) on a wavelength of 312 meters. |
 | | KGO is operating at a power of 1000 watts, although for the purposes of testing and experiment this power can be increased. |
 | | KGO will not be limited entirely to its own studio for programs, for, by means of pick-up circuits, church services, dance orchestras, important public gatherings, and theatre productions, as well as athletic contests, can be broadcast. |
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