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Audio-Archiv: Thema: Piratensender Seite: 1 Audio-Archiv: Thema: Piratensender Seite: 1 Thema Herkunft Datum Länge Cass.-Nr. 100m-Antennenturm-Piratensender in Holland! 1h Mix des Internet 1.1.2003 59min. CD132/ID59 5 Programms, mit insgesamt 112 Fotos über Mast, Betrieb, Zeltfest, Studio und Sender (Rhode und Schwarz); 128kB/s Fotos: ID 60-83 + 101-188 101: Freies KW-/UKW-Radio; Mitschn. v. 3 verschiedenen Prgr. 1985 12min. C179MP6/S2L/rW12 5 107,7 MHz Glück: Letzte Show, ganz witziges Prgr, m. Achim 90er 6min. Audio-DVD21/ID2 5 MP3, 96kB/s 24: Radio 24, Abschaltung Groppera; 256kB/s; sehr dumpf; 89min. Audio-DVD21/ID25 5 m. Otto-Sketch v. Radio 24-Jingle, in schweizerisch, getragene Musik, meist geblendet Tel.-Bericht über Polizei-Einsatz zur Abschaltung 0’33’00h Abschaltung: Rede, Rauschen. Sender wird dann 0’58’09h-0’59’39h aufgebrochen und abgeschaltet Jingles Radio 24, nonstop-Mx. 1’02’24h 270-Mitschnitte 6h Audio-DVD98 5 Montag; 128kB/s 29.8.1966 59min. ID001 Chris Day 2015 09 06; 128kB/s 14.8.1967 59min. ID002/1 Paul Burnett; 128kB/s 14.2.1967 59min. ID003/2 Phil Hayton ; 128kB/s 9.8.1967 59min. ID004/3 Rusty Alan ; 192kB/s 9.8.1960 65min. ID005/4 final hour 23h ; 192kB/s 65min. ID006/5 Programm zum Zuhören mit wenig Musik; Winse Rusty Allen Final hour of 270 North Yorkshire; gute MW 355-Mitschnitte 1h 5 Mark Sloane u Tony Windsor ; 128kB/s 8.7.1967 59min. Audio-DVD98/D007/6 355-Mitschnitte 3h Audio-DVD98 5 192kB/s 1.1.1967 65min. ID008/7 128kB/s 13.3.1967 59min. ID009/8 Chris Clark; 128kB/s 4.6.1967 59min. ID010/9 48 FM (Stade bei Hamburg), 102,1 MHz stereo März 1988 42min. D164L/0'33'50L/ID8, 10, 11 5 s.a. MP3-DVD26 m. Velvet Saturday night show ganz witzig-nette Moderation Video 5min. VC29/lW14 (n. Tom Petty) Kopie: VC16+19-DVD1 ABC Europe: Studiokopie des legendären KW-Piraten 29.6.1975 1h D195R/0’00’12R/ID 5 der 70er Jahre, mit Stan Evans. Inkl. s.a. MP3-DVD58/ID5 Briefbandansage zur Kopie v. Stan Evans selbst! 0’28’28R Audio-Archiv: Thema: Piratensender Seite: 2 Thema Herkunft Datum Länge Cass.-Nr. Another 10 Years Of Offshore Radio 1974-1989 1974-89 2'08h Audio-DVD19/ID5+6 5 2 Memory-CDs; enthält historische Aufnahmen, Jingles u. Promos, von Radio Caroline, Radio Mi Amigo, Laser-558 etc. Alle Sender die zu dieser Zeit auf der Nordsee aktiv waren, sind zu hören. MP3, 192kB/s Atlanta-Mitschnitte 3h Audio-DVD98 5 DJ Bob Scott; 128kB/s 13.5.1964 59min. ID011/10 Tony Windsor sounds of the 60s; 192kB/s 64min. ID012/11 Tony Withers u Clive Burell; 128kB/s 30.5.1964 59min. ID013/12 Atlantis (KW-Pirat) über die Eröffnung v. Laser 558 Brb8.10.86 12min. C157/S2L/rW29 5 und R. Caroline / R. Monique Atlantis -Mitschnitte 1h Audio-DVD98 5 Breakfast show; 128kB/s 11.6.1974 59min. ID014/13 Audio-Archiv: Thema: Piratensender Seite: 3 Thema Herkunft Datum Länge Cass.-Nr. Atlantis, 70 Aufnahmen 69h Audio-DVD92 5 A. J. Behrens Anfang Aug. 23.30 bis Mitternacht 8/1974 28:47 ID001 Andy Anderson 0 - kurz vor 1 Uhr 45:13 ID002 Andy Anderson 01 - 02 Uhr 59:46 ID003 Andy Anderson 18 - fast 21 Uhr 13.8.1974 120:11 ID004/1 Andy Anderson nach 18 Uhr 1 Tag vor dem 1. Geb. v. Atlantis 14.6.1974 64:59 ID005/2 Andy Anderson kurz vor 19 Uhr 18.6.1974 44:57 ID006/3 Andy Anderson Mittwoch 20.40 Uhr 19.6.1974 109:10 ID007/4 Andy Anderson nach 18 Uhr 1974 44:42 ID008/5 Andy Anderson und Dave Owen Freitag 14 - 15 Uhr 57:50 ID009/6 Cracklin Bob nach 06 Uhr Sonnabend Testband wohl zu langsam 47:13 ID010/7 Cratlin Bob Dienstag 05 Uhr 1974 29:19 ID011/8 Crispian St. John Testsendung 1115 Khz 270m 26.12.1973 86:30 ID012/9 Mittwoch 11 - 13 UhrBrückenstudio Dave Owen 19 - 20 Uhr Mittwoch 67:36 ID013/10 Dave Owen 7 - 8 Uhr Sonntag verrauscht und zu langsam 23.6.1974 44:06 ID014/11 Dave Owen Montag Abend nach 19 Uhr Sommer 74 67:18 ID015/12 Dave Owen mit Kurzwelle 6225 05 - 05.35 Uhr 54:30 ID016/13 Dave Owen nach 19 - 20 Uhr Sonntag 1974 63:51 ID017/14 Dave Owen nach 19 Uhr 13.8.1974 39:10 ID018/15 Dave Rogers Sommer 05 - 07 Uhr - Strange Time - 5/1974 122:28 ID019/16 Dave Rogers letzte Sendewoche 74 ab 11 - 12 Uhr 1974 58:46 ID020/17 Wechselsprechen in Kombüse Dave Rogers nach 13.30 Uhr schlecht 31:38 ID021/18 David Owen Mittwoch Sommer ab 19 - knapp 21 Uhr 1974 111:21 ID022/19 David Owen Testband vielleicht und zu langsam vielleicht 15:15 ID023/20 Debby England 01.15 - 02.15 ca 60:54 ID024/21 Final Hour 58:40 ID025/22 John Harding 05.15 - 07.10 Uhrzu langsam vielleicht 102:04 ID026/23 John Harding 16 - knapp 17 Uhr Abschaltung als Joke 8/1974 55:22 ID027/24 John Harding nach 18 Uhr 30.8.1974 23:40 ID028/25 John Harding nach 13 Uhr übersteuert und zu langsam 42:37 ID029/26 Jonny White Dienstag n. 20.30 danach Crispian St. John 8.1.1974 29:23 ID030/27 Jörn de Rope Montag 14 bis 15.15 Uhr 30.9.1973? 70:00 ID031/28 Niederländischer Abschied 44:55 ID032/29 Ray Warner wöchentliche Show 58:08 ID033/30 Ray Warner zu einem Bankhollidayweakend 57:20 ID034/31 Ray Warner-Show 50:48 ID035/32 Rob Day nach 18 Uhr geil aber weitaus zu langsam 55:36 ID036/33 Scot Michel Nightmareafair nach 23 Uhr 1974 24:05 ID037/34 Scot Mitchel - Nightmareaffaire - nach 0 Uhr übersteuert 1974 48:28 ID038/35 Scot Mitchel nach 0 Uhr- Nightmareaffaire 1974 59:35 ID039/36 Scot Mitchel 23 - knapp 0 Uhr Nightmareaffaire Studioqualität 25:19 ID040/37 Scott Mitchel Nightmareafaire nach 23 Uhr Studioqualität 30:21 ID041/38 Scott Mitchel satt 108:03 ID042/39 Steve England 18 - 19 Uhr sommer 74 Minihörspiel 58:24 ID043/40 Steve England 19 - 20.15 Studiomitschnitt zu langsam 64:01 ID044/41 Sendestärke, Störungen durch eine Afrikanische Station Steve England 19.25 - 19.55 Uhr 29:35 ID045/42 Steve England Sommer International Service 1974 85:59 ID046/43 Steve England 10h50 – 11h50 Sonntag Vormittag whk Cleveland 1974 46:57 ID047/44 Steve England Freitag vorletzter Sendetag ab 13 Uhr 30.8.1974 119:16 ID048/45 Steve England Freitag 20.10- 21.45 zu langsam 9.8.1974 109:04 ID049/46 vielleicht WHK ab 20.10 Uhr Steve England Interview mit John Terra vielleicht 42:30 ID050/47 Aircheck Sonntag Morgen 10 - 11.10 Uhr Steve England Jahreswechsel 31.12.1973 52:04 ID051/48 Audio-Archiv: Thema: Piratensender Seite: 4 Thema Herkunft Datum Länge Cass.-Nr. Steve England ab 18 Uhr 1974 57:51 ID052/49 Steve England ab 20 Uhr danach bis 22 Uhr Debby England 20.7.1973 117:19 ID053/50 Eigenbaujingles Morseprobleme Steve England gibt alles 5.20 bis vermutlich 6 Uhr 32:07 ID054/51 Steve England nach 01 bis kurz nach 2 Uhr 59:54 ID055/52 Frequenzwechsel auf 227 Meter Steve England nach 17.20 Uhr hebt ab 32:07 ID056/53 Steve England nach 18 Uhr 1974 27:21 ID057/54 Steve England nach 20 Uhr Sommer 1974 44:17 ID058/55 Steve England nach 21 Uhr 21.30 News mit Debby England 68:22 ID059/56 Steve England und Andy Anderson 1. Geburtstag 15.7.1974 124:27 ID060/57 19 - 21 Uhr etwas zu langsam vielleicht Steve England und Andy Anderson Nonsence 2 nach 19 Uhr 35:40 ID061/58 Steve England und Andy Anderson Nonsence-show Donnerstag 67:33 ID062/59 ab 18h bei 19h10 Americanradio-Aircheck alles zu langsam Terry Davis Reboundshow 18 - 19.35 Uhr 91:44 ID063/60 ab Wetterberichtschnitt noch langsamer Terry Davis nach 19.30 zu langsam vielleicht 59:06 ID064/61 Tony Uston 12 - 14 Uhr niederländisch 30.9.1973 117:35 ID065/62 Tony Uston u.a Start d. niederl. Dienstes Sonntag ab 13h 53:27 ID066/63 Vorspann 01:33 ID067/64 Letzter Sendetag: niederländisch 2. Tag nach Wechsel auf 385 Meter Nach 06 Uhr 58:50 ID068/65 Steve England zu Beginn WHK Kleveland Jonny Holiday 1974 15:33 ID069/66 verschiedene Kurzmitschnitte 29:12 ID070/67 Dave Owen letzter Sendetag 11 - 13 Uhr DJ-Liste zu langsam 119:06 ID071/68 Deric Johns letzter Sendetag 13- 14 Uhr 64:43 ID072/69 Final Hour 58:40 ID073/70 Steve England letzte Show 14 - 16 Uhr letzter Sendetag 141:33 ID074/71 Atlantisabschied - eine Produktion von Offshoremusicradio 60:08 ID075/72 Atlantis: Blast off Programme m. Steve England 8/1974 64min. D77L/MP44/0'13'47L 5 Tour of the MV-Janine hour to be a funky DJ 0'18'30L Andy Andersson: Interview; u.a. m. A.J. Beirens! (=Michael Oh) Atlantis-Lied 0'31'10L Mi Amigo Jingles 0'40'56L Atlantis: Get-together-Show: Musiksdg. i.d. Zeit vor dem Brb Ende'90 48min. C338/S2L/rW7 5 Sendeschluß des legendären Offshore-Piraten m. Trailor auf sein Ende Atlantis: Hans Grothe: Geschichte d. Seesender; City FM 25.4.1998 26min. D156L/ ab 2'12'20L 5 m. Tel.-Story v. Helmut Slavic: R. Atlantis MP3-DVD98 City-FM: Medienmagazin d.
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