Saturday, 31 March 2007

Another article on the subject of advertisers and age groups: http://www.radionetherlands.nl/features/media/070308tien

Here is the url for Winamp to listen to Smoothradiowest. http://87.117.215.130:9040/ Or go to www.radiofeeds.co.uk which has links to lots of uk stations.

The new 1602 kHz transmitter of Radio Waddenzee / Radio Seagull is from today indeed on air! So, enjoy this both radiostations: the Dutch spoken Radio Waddenzee at daytime from 6 AM BST till 6 PM BST, the German spoken Radio Maribu from 6 PM BST till 7 PM BST and Radio Seagull from 7 PM BST through the night till 6 AM BST the next morning. Greetings of Nico from Gouda, the Netherlands.

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The new 1602 kHz transmitter of Radio Waddenzee / Radio Seagull is from
today indeed on air! So, enjoy this both radiostations: the Dutch spoken
Radio Waddenzee at daytime from 6 AM BST till 6 PM BST, the German
spoken Radio Maribu from 6 PM BST till 7 PM BST and the English spoken Radio Seagull from 7
PM BST through the night till 6 AM BST the next morning.

There is a kindly request to all of you: to send in your receipt-reports of the 1602 kHz AM to Radio Seagull and/or to Radio Waddenzee. See their websites http://www.radioseagull.com and http://www.radiowaddenzee.nl/ Greetings of Nico from Gouda, the Netherlands.

Galaxy International are on 6306 kHz SW this afternoon for the first time in a good while with one of their live outdoor broadcasts from motor vehicles and a picnic basket. They go to a secret remote location and all the equipment is powered by a generator.

The programmes are usually fun to listen to with a great "piratey" atmosphere and include live calls which is quite rare for a British SW LBP.