 With the call letters DZWC—the last two letters standing for "Wesleyan College"—the low-powered station went on test broadcast for a few weeks before a confluence of events prevented the project from fully taking off.First, a strong typhoon brought down the station's antenna.Unable to broadcast, the station failed to apply for a new radio frequency when the distance between the frequencies of all Philippine AM radio stations were reduced from 10 kilohertz to 9 kilohertz.