Radio Spaceshuttle 13800 Khz 3rd of May 2015 2000 Utc Japan-Test

Dear listeners,

Radio Spaceshuttle’s spring frequency 13800 kHz from Kostinbrod Bulgaria from 20 to 21 hours UTC-time sunday 3rd of May.

This transmission is specially directed to Japan listeners having long weekend for listening. Wishing you to have good signal in there. Also propagation test towards North-America and for areas around Europe and nearby.

This program including fine Finnish music for listeners pleasure. Also “Hobbart Radio Pirate News” with.

Really wishing that our signal can reach you without any interference or noise.

Your letters/reception reports are very welcome to our address in Herten:

Radio Spaceshuttle International
P.O.Box 2702
NL: 6049 ZG Herten
The Netherlands

A little fee (2 euros) for return postage (for full info printed QSLs) is needed!

Quick responce and communication is possible by e-mail: spaceshuttleradio@yahoo.com

Best Regards!,
Dick of Radio Spaceshuttle

Please note, that we have gathered all reports in here for “One-time” posting after this transmission Season January to end of June. So printed QSLs will be send aftyer that (and e-mailQSLs as well)

Prizes for winners will be posted same time- For 3 most reports sent persons and to 3 winners picked By Madame Fortune. With prizes there are for example Radio Spaceshuttle T-Sirts, Caps, pens, stickers, magnetics, strange music-cds etc….

Red Sands Radio: Staffing shortages hit local FM radio station

Staffing shortages hit local FM radio station
Based in the historic harbour at Whitstable, Red Sands Radio originally broadcast from the Offshore Forts and this year is suffering a severe shortfall in staff
“Red Sands Radio Founder MD and Programme Director Bob Le-Roi said; “With a small core of dedicated key members it’s always been difficult to juggle life-work commitments with running Red Sands Radio”
“We strive to achieve a high standard at Red Sands Radio with core daytime programmes hosted by professional broadcasters. However, when they become indisposed or indeed things go wrong we don’t have sufficient quality back-up”
“This coupled with a shortfall at weekends; we haven’t the resources to provide the quality of service the Coastal Towns expect of us. Consequently with regret, it’s unlikely Red Sands Radio will be on-air for its 9th successive year in 2015”
www.redsandsradio.co.uk

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“London’s pirate radio” – this Sunday

Southbank Centre
26 April 2015, 14:00pm – 20:00pm – Admission Free

An afternoon exploring the emergence of London’s pirate radio during the 1980s and early 1990s.

We discuss the impact that DJs and stations had on their communities and broadcasting in general, considering a contemporary perspective and asking whether the pirate radio movement has left a lasting legacy. If so, how has it influenced today’s music scene?

Throughout the day, documentary footage and DJ sets from selectors who made their names on the illegal airwaves showcase the music from that magical period of self-expression and rebellion.

The running order is as follows:
2pm – 3pm – DJ set from Sarah HB (formerly of pirate radio stations LWR and Kiss FM)
3pm – 4pm – Interview with DJ Dave VJ and Lindsay Wesker, authors of Masters of the Airwaves which chronicles London’s pirate scene of the 1980s
4pm – 5pm – DJ set from Dave VJ (formerly of pirate radio stations Invicta, Solar, Kiss FM, as well as Choice FM and Mi-Soul)
5pm – 6pm – Interview with Gordon Mac, who transformed Kiss FM from a Charlton squat-based pirate to one of London’s leading licensed stations
6pm – 7pm – DJ set from Jasper the Vinyl Junkie (formerly of pirate radio stations LWR and Kiss FM, as well as Choice FM and Kane FM)
7pm – 8pm – DJ set from Jasper the Vinyl Junkie

2pm – 8pm
The Front Room at Queen Elizabeth Hall

http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whatson/londons-pirate-radio-1000863

Info via RadioAnoraksUK

Radio Spaceshuttle 13800 Khz 26th of April 2015 2000 Utc

Dear listeners,

Radio Spaceshuttle will have SPECIAL TEST transmission on 13800 kHz on Sunday 26th of April 2015 at 20:00-21:00 UTC-time (21-22 in UK, 22-23 in Central Europe, 23-24 in Eastern Europe)

This transmission will be made to study is this frequency more free to be listened this time. As well we like to gather information of areas where this transmission might be received- Reception reports with audio files are very welcome!

Please send your reports with fee of 2 euros/ 3 US-$ or IRC’s to our Herten Postal Box:
Radio Spaceshuttle International
P.O.Box 2702
6049 ZG Herten
The Netherlands
spaceshuttleradio@yahoo.com