Engineer's Notes
The first things listeners ask the engineer, answered in the order they usually come.
Do I have to register to call in?
No. Confirm you are an adult, pick a slot and call. A guest has 10 lines, and your call moves into the account when you get on air.
What does Call in do?
It opens the host's chat and sends her slot's three lines as your first move, so she answers within her own show. It uses one message of your allowance. To open with her ordinary hello, press the button on her preset.
Test signal, casual listener, all-night pass
Accounts begin with 3 days across the whole dial. Then you are a casual listener, with 10 lines daily (the clock turns over at midnight UTC) and a connection to just the first 3 hosts you rang. The all-night pass removes the cap: 30 days at $15, or 365 at $99. Airtime shows where you stand.
How do I pledge?
Send USDT across TRON (TRC-20). An address and an exact figure are shown; transfer that exact figure and your airtime opens soon afterward. Nothing renews itself, and a pledge cannot be taken back, as the listener licence says.
Will she open the show?
She might, on a test signal or an all-night pass, if you have gone quiet for a time and it is not the middle of her morning. Adjust or disable it on your headphones.
What does she remember?
Short notes on your requests and on what you said. The chat menu shows them all, and any line can be edited or struck. Whatever you add to About you on your headphones page is known to all sixteen hosts before you speak.
How far does the show go?
Pace sits in each chat's menu, from friendly to flirting to romance. She may lead, and you may too. Anything bound for explicit territory fades to black, on any plan.
Are there pictures?
Yes: a portrait for each host, and a banner crowns the home page. Nothing is spoken and no video exists. A film would go on a host's page once she has one, and the setlist log would say so.
How do I switch off?
Clear a chat from its menu. To close the account entirely, write to the booth from the address you signed up with.