Transmitter management is an interesting way to do the part 15 hobby.
I have mapped out a number of AM & FM frequencies, as well as a shortwave and longwave frequency, and am building transmitter/antenna setups for each frequency, backup transmitter/antennas for each frequency, and of course the programming feeds to each transmitter.
The next time I get married there will be one pre-nuptial condition... she gets the kids, dogs, furniture and dishes, but I keep the transmitters!
When listening to my stations on the collection of radios I feel quite privileged to be hearing the smartest programs selected by the only man capable of such good taste, which is me.
In some ways I no longer need the rest of the world, except maybe to borrow their roads and postal service.
Anyone reading this who yearns for a boost in self-confidence, get yourself a part 15 radio transmitter and start building your vast network of personal radio stations. Before long you will look down on others for their pitiful lack of decent radio.
Why do it alone? Join the ALPB.
Got a good laugh reading the bit about your future wife getting everything but the transmitters!
Mark