[2] WALU-TV was set up in 1976, with the licensing of two transmitters, one to be used by WALU and the other by a cable TV system broadcasting Japanese programs that ended in 1978.
The signal was descrambled with a decoder, which in case of non-payment, could be deactivated and sent to WALU-TV's studios.
The station's coverage area primarily targeted the states of Koror and Airai.
[3] By the 2000s, a subscription television company called STV was operating from a 0.1 kW transmitter in Ngermid on the frequency formerly housed by WALU.
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