Radio London was a UK Pirate radio station which broacast from a ship anchored three miles off the British coast which a daily audience of 8 million. The radio station which went off the air in 1967 has been fondly remembered.
It is returning to the air in December, but not illegally from the sea, but this year on land. The transmitters for this English station are based near Hilversum, Holland, and will be on a power of 250,000 Watts. This means that the footpaint will service almost all of England, and the Benelux with an excellent signal. (A potential audience of 75 million) The station will sound like the original pirate. Todd Slaughter will be hosting the Elvis hour on the new station.
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November 14, 2003 | Other Source:Todd SlaughterRaymond wrote on
November 15, 2003
Sounds like a great station. Just like radio Veronica from Holland. can anybody tell me which frquenty they're gonna use?
Andy, GM1TBW wrote on
November 16, 2003
Hi Raymond, This got a mention in the OEPFC magazine. Try 1008kHz on medium wave. For those of us in Scotland, Radio Scotland also has a transmitter on this frequency so reception could be very difficult. Radio London is also available on Sky digital and they also have a website available from the usual search engines. All the best, Andy in Aberdeenshire.