The History Of Radio Nordsee International - From January 19

The History Of Radio Nordsee International - From January 1970 Till April 1973
Label:
Park  – NLBP 3032
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP
Country:
Netherlands
Released:
1973
Genre:
Non-Music
Style:
Spoken Word
1 First Transmission on VHF 102 MHz (23-1-1970)
2 First Transmission On SW 6210 kHz (25-1-1970)
3 First Transmission On 1605 kHz (11-2-1970)
4 Opening R.N.I., MW On 1607 kHz (25-2-1970)
5 Interference, MW Moved To 1610 kHz (4-3-1970)
6 Mebo 2 Anchered Off The English Coast (23-3-1970)
7 G.P.O. Started Jamming (27-3-1970)
8 New Tests On MW 1578 kHz, Also On VHF 96 MHz (10-4-1970)
9 Jamming Reappeared With More Power (15-4-1970)
10 Tests On 217 Meters, 1385 kHz (1-5-1970)
11 Tests On 244 Meters, 1230 kHz And VF 100 Mhz (13-5-1970)
12 Jamming Started Again, G.P.O. Got Protests 21-5-1970)
13 R.N.I. Renamed "Radio Caroline International" (13-6-1970)
14 Hyde Park Free Radio Demonstration (15-6-1970)
15 Labour Party Lost The Election (18-6-1970)
16 R.N.I. Is R.N.I. Again, Tests On SW 9940 kHz (20-6-1970)
17 Message About Closing Down (4-7-1970)
18 Back For Dutch Coast; Interference (24-7-1970)
19 MW Moved To 1228 kHz, VHF On 102 Mhz (30-7-1970)
20 Test On 1385 kHz and VHF On 96 MHz (3-8-1970)
21 Cooperation With Kees Manders (13-8-1970)
22 Final Test On 1367 kHz and VHF 100.3 MHz, also On SW 6205 And 9935 kHz (23-8-1970)
23 Tender Mebo I Chained Up By Manders (26-8-1970)
24 Attempt Of Piracy By Manders And Heerema (29-8-1970)
25 Announcement Of Closing Down (23-9-1970)
26 Final Hour Of Radio North Sea International (24-9-1970)
27 Only The Crew Stayed On Board (26-9-1970)
28 New Start Of R.N.I. Is Expected (15-12-1970)
29 Mebo II Anchered Off Cadzand (7-1-1971)
30 Test Transmissions Started Again (24-1-1971)
31 Anchered Again Off Scheveningen (31-1-1971)
32 Contract Signed With Dutch Company "Strengholt" (8-2-1971)
33 First Announcement About R.N.I.'s Tests
34 Official Opening on MW, VHF And SW 6205 kHz (21-2-1971)
35 First Dutch Program Is Broadcast (6-3--1971)
36 Bomb Attack On The Mebo II (15-5-1971)
37 Floating; Anchor Chain Has Broken (22-11-1971)
38 Tests Of R.N.I. II on 1562 kHz (30-9-1972)
39 Transmissions In English Stopped (24-10-1972)
40 Return Of English Service (3-11-1972)
41 Anchor Chain Has Broken Again (24-2-1972)
Co-producer – Hans Knot
Engineer – Erik Post, Ferry De Groot, Jacob van Kokswijk
Producer – Jacob van Kokswijk
RNI is broadcasting now on MW 1367 kHz with 105 kW (or 10 kW standby)
on SW 6207 kHz with 12 kW (or 10 kW standby)
and on VHF 101 MHz with 1 kW,
from the radio-ship "Mebo-II", anchored 4 miles off Scheveningen, Holland
Programs are broadcasted live from the ship or taped from studio's on land in Naarden (Holland). Mailing adres is : P.O.Box 117, Hilversum Holland

Production of this record :"Pirate Radio News", P.O.Box 102 Groningen-Holland

Issued in a gatefold sleeve