Sunday, 23 December 2007
Kristel AM are scheduled to be on today, probably on 1188 kHz. There will hopefully be a receiver hooked up to an internet stream. Use Winamp or another Ogg Vorbis compatible player. Try these:-
http://skeleton.servemp3.com:8066/kristelam.ogg.m3u
http://dir.xiph.org/index.php?search=kristel
After this broadcast they will go into their hippie hibernation period until the spring.
Right we are on air now on 1476.
We are using a different audio server this week allows for over a 100 listeners.
The stream is still in AAC+ but at 48Kbps, listen here
The old stream at wnkr.no-ip is not on but streamer p2p is.
Dave.
Love it! Booming in again in 1476, Petts Wood. Just cracking open a 'Spitfire' now I'm officially off work for two weeks (Hurrah for Christmas!!!!) Hurrah for WNKR!!!
Merry Christmas to all and have a great Anoraky New Year!
The Guff
Roy
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dave Martin <...> said:
Right we are on air now on 1476.
We are using a different audio server this week allows for over a 100 listeners.
The stream is still in AAC+ but at 48Kbps, listen here
The old stream at wnkr.no-ip is not on but streamer p2p is.
Dave.
Hello
For the Christmas holidays we hope that you can spend them in
good health and with all the loved ones you want,
even though we know that the chance is there that you miss
some of them, but as long as they are in our memory the are
with us.
Whe wish all of you and your dear ones for
2008 a smooth and steady journey on the sea of life.
Whe hope you always see the sun and as little rain
as possible on your journey.
Let the anchor chain stay steady and not too tight.
From
Geoff,
I think a radioship could earn a profit if it were licensed. If built properly it's signal coverage would be noticeably greater than ANY equivalent power land based station due to the excellent ground conductivity of sea water.
However, as a pirate, advertisers would be hounded by the authority's, through the Euro courts if necessary. No revenue = no supplies = no signal.
Fortunitely there are still several UK and Dutch engineers that know what needs to go into building a first class radioship.
You then only have the not so easy talk of giving the people a reason to listen to the station. Easier said than done.
