Pirate Radio Stations

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Penetrate the intriguing world of renegade broadcasting! While it might be illegal to operate a pirate radio station, there aren't any iaws against listenirig to one. This handbook is the only comprehensive source of practical information on how to tune in, identify, and contact the most unpredictable stations on the radio spectrum. Andrew Yoder provides you with ¦ A complete history of pirate radio since its emergence in the 1920$ ¦ A listing of land-based and offshore stations with specific descriptions of programming activity ¦ Station biographies and interviews with notable pirates and FCC officials ¦ Technical coverage of equipment and radio utiiities you need to zero in on pirate stations ¦ Instructions for contacting stations to confirm reception and collect coveted QSL cards ¦ Ways to get in touch with other pirate listeners and DXers ¦ Numerous diagrams illustrating the operation of pirate radio systems Pirate radio stations have been around as long as radio itself. Ever... Tovább

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Penetrate the intriguing world of renegade broadcasting! While it might be illegal to operate a pirate radio station, there aren't any iaws against listenirig to one. This handbook is the only comprehensive source of practical information on how to tune in, identify, and contact the most unpredictable stations on the radio spectrum. Andrew Yoder provides you with ¦ A complete history of pirate radio since its emergence in the 1920$ ¦ A listing of land-based and offshore stations with specific descriptions of programming activity ¦ Station biographies and interviews with notable pirates and FCC officials ¦ Technical coverage of equipment and radio utiiities you need to zero in on pirate stations ¦ Instructions for contacting stations to confirm reception and collect coveted QSL cards ¦ Ways to get in touch with other pirate listeners and DXers ¦ Numerous diagrams illustrating the operation of pirate radio systems Pirate radio stations have been around as long as radio itself. Ever since the 1920s, unlicensed broadcasters have been surrounded by an aura of mystery, but they have continued to function as an exciting and vitai source of alternative music, fringe poiitical discourse, and uninhibited entertainment for radio hobbyists and shortwave listeners worldwide. With more than 35 confirmed contacts, Andrew Yoder is one of the foremost pirate radio listeners in North America. Vissza