Pirate radio is a term referring to non-licensed broadcasters of radio signals. In most cases, licensing is a legal requirement.
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The story about pirate radio WMAD in Brooklyn, New York. Alan Sane, Jack Hammer and Ivan Jefferies. Now doing radio on WBCQ 7.415 on shortwave radio.
Making its debut in July, 1996, only to be shut down 3 months later, Beat Radio continues to fight the FCC for the right to broadcast on a low-power unused frequency in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota.
Forums devoted to pirate radio listening and broadcasting on shortwave and FM radio. Forums, chatrooms, loggings, QSL gallery, download library.
Message boards for Pirate Radio, Part 15, LPAM and FM, Technical discussion.
Maker of the LPAM AM1000 RangeMaster
low power Part 15 AM transmitter. Broadcast using their
AM transmitter and get long range and high fidelity sound. Leave Pirate radio and start a legal radio station and enjoy broadcasting.
Broadcasts legitimately from a transmitter near Vilnius in Lithuania from 21.30 to 22.30 UTC daily on 6055kHz shortwaves. Monday to Friday The Wolfman Jack Show.
Repeater in Los Angeles, California area.
Based in southern Minnesota. News, events, pictures, station information, and live webcast.
Website is hub for several projects of Net420, including pirate radio, Canyon Lake Radio legal developments, web radio, and Guru Klyph's "Virtual Religion". News, links, audio.
Pirate Radio, FM transmitter kits, and circuits.
A guide to offshore radio related topics with up-to-date news items, history, sound files, pictures and more than 400 links to offshore radio websites.
Offers software to broadcast any kind of radio show over the Internet from a personal PC.
Pirate 104.7 FM Greeley Area Radio: Pirate Radio Where The Legends Live.
Free radio station with regular world wide broadcasts via a number of shortwave radio frequencies.
A resource for information about Pirate Radio, including many links.
An A to Z of the broadcasters who worked on the British offshore "pirate" radio stations of the sixties. It includes biographies, photos, audio examples of their work and, where possible, news of where they are now.
Daily coverage of sports, events and all things Los Angeles
Dublin's longest running dance pirate radio station on 97.2 FM.
A listener's tribute to the station. Includes album A-Z, playlists, and audio files.
Provides initial frequency search data for LPFM applicants, news and information.
Links to free and pirate radio stations broadcasting on shortwave frequencies.
Pirate Radio information, history, electronics and circuit diagrams; includes technical information for bugs, filters and high power transmitters.
Probably the worst pirate radio station ever to grace the airwaves of South Yorkshire
Message boards for Pirate Radio, Part 15, LPAM and FM, Technical discussion.
Based in southern Minnesota. News, events, pictures, station information, and live webcast.
Forums devoted to pirate radio listening and broadcasting on shortwave and FM radio. Forums, chatrooms, loggings, QSL gallery, download library.
Broadcasts legitimately from a transmitter near Vilnius in Lithuania from 21.30 to 22.30 UTC daily on 6055kHz shortwaves. Monday to Friday The Wolfman Jack Show.
Repeater in Los Angeles, California area.
Pirate 104.7 FM Greeley Area Radio: Pirate Radio Where The Legends Live.
Provides initial frequency search data for LPFM applicants, news and information.
Maker of the LPAM AM1000 RangeMaster
low power Part 15 AM transmitter. Broadcast using their
AM transmitter and get long range and high fidelity sound. Leave Pirate radio and start a legal radio station and enjoy broadcasting.
A listener's tribute to the station. Includes album A-Z, playlists, and audio files.
Probably the worst pirate radio station ever to grace the airwaves of South Yorkshire
Daily coverage of sports, events and all things Los Angeles
Pirate Radio information, history, electronics and circuit diagrams; includes technical information for bugs, filters and high power transmitters.
The story about pirate radio WMAD in Brooklyn, New York. Alan Sane, Jack Hammer and Ivan Jefferies. Now doing radio on WBCQ 7.415 on shortwave radio.
Links to free and pirate radio stations broadcasting on shortwave frequencies.
Offers software to broadcast any kind of radio show over the Internet from a personal PC.
A guide to offshore radio related topics with up-to-date news items, history, sound files, pictures and more than 400 links to offshore radio websites.
Pirate Radio, FM transmitter kits, and circuits.
Making its debut in July, 1996, only to be shut down 3 months later, Beat Radio continues to fight the FCC for the right to broadcast on a low-power unused frequency in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota.
An A to Z of the broadcasters who worked on the British offshore "pirate" radio stations of the sixties. It includes biographies, photos, audio examples of their work and, where possible, news of where they are now.
Dublin's longest running dance pirate radio station on 97.2 FM.
A resource for information about Pirate Radio, including many links.
Free radio station with regular world wide broadcasts via a number of shortwave radio frequencies.
Website is hub for several projects of Net420, including pirate radio, Canyon Lake Radio legal developments, web radio, and Guru Klyph's "Virtual Religion". News, links, audio.
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