Pirate Radio Formats Radio

Pirate radio is a term referring to non-licensed broadcasters of radio signals. In most cases, licensing is a legal requirement.

• Pirate Radio Alfa Lima International - Free radio station with regular world wide broadcasts via a number of shortwave radio frequencies.
  
• Klass 107FM Pirate - An Essex UK underground radio station operating only on weekends and playing dance and underground music.
  
• The Offshore Radio Guide - A guide to offshore radio related topics with up-to-date news items, history, sound files, pictures and more than 400 links to offshore radio websites.
  
• The Scream of the Butterfly - US Pirate programming heard on WRMI on 7385 kHz at 0400 UTC Sundays, which is Saturday night in most of the USA. Web Radio
  
• Alan Sane WBCQ - The story about pirate radio WMAD in Brooklyn, New York. Alan Sane, Jack Hammer and Ivan Jefferies. Now doing radio on WBCQ 7.415 on shortwave radio.
  
• Pirate Radio Central - A resource for information about Pirate Radio, including many links.
  
• TDP - Links to free and pirate radio stations broadcasting on shortwave frequencies.
  
• Online Radio - Web ring for free radio web pages including support, programs, broadcasting, LPFM, amateur and microbroadcasting.
  
• Eye Fm - London pirate radio station broadcasting to London on the Frequency of 102.0 Mhz.
  
• Ad Roberts Net - An account in the life of a DJ on a high seas pirate radio stations operating in the North Sea. Includes photos of ship radio stations and personnel. Includes a collection of country music links and resources.
  
• About.com: Pirate Radio For Listening And Broadcast - Articles and links.
  
• Anorak's Archive - Alternative radio archive from the 1960's onwards. Caroline, Veronica and Radio City from the offshore era and Jackie and Radio Fax from the land based scene to name a few.
  
• Radio Syd - Pictures, sounds and information about the legendary Radio Syd, which operated outside Sweden until 1966.
  
• SterlingTimes: Pirate Pages - Pirate radio from the 1930s onwards: sponsored, continental, detector vans, offshore, and land based pirate radio.
  
• Sterling Times: British Broadcasting and Regulation - Rough draft of data collected from a number of sources with a focus on how British governments have regulated radio from the outset.
  
• Micropower and Pirate Radio Kiosk - Activist site devoted to the unlicensed broadcasting movement.
  
• Rockradio Experience - Links to free radio stations in the UK, Radio Free London, Telstar, Thameside, memorabilia, photos, and help for building studios.
  
• Pirate Radio Hall of Fame - An A to Z of the broadcasters who worked on the British offshore "pirate" radio stations of the sixties. It includes biographies, photos, audio examples of their work and, where possible, news of where they are now.
  
• PowerFM - Dublin's longest running dance pirate radio station on 97.2 FM.
  
• Pirate Alley UK - A retrospective look at the days of offshore radio from the 1960s thru to 1980s.
  
• Radio Studio One - Belgian station. French and Dutch text, MP3 downloads.
  
• Radio Carolin - A listener's tribute to the station. Includes album A-Z, playlists, and audio files.
  
• The Official Pirate Radio Kit Site - Pirate Radio, FM transmitter kits, and circuits.
  
• MonsterFM.com - Resources for broadcast technical services, programming, management, and information.
  
• Liquid Radio - 97.7 FM - Based in southern Minnesota. News, events, pictures, station information, and live webcast.
  
• Electric FM - Take a nostalgic look at London's short lived free rock and pop radio station.
  
• www.airwaves.8k.com - Directory of London Pirate Radio stations. Information on starting your own broadcast facility.
  
• Beat Radio - Making its debut in July, 1996, only to be shut down 3 months later, Beat Radio continues to fight the FCC for the right to broadcast on a low-power unused frequency in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota.
  
• Net420 Radio - Website is hub for several projects of Net420, including pirate radio, Canyon Lake Radio legal developments, web radio, and Guru Klyph's "Virtual Religion". News, links, audio.
  
• L.D. Brewer's 2-Way Radio - Tampa's pirate broadcaster operates on 102.1 mHz, with RealAudio and WinAmp.
  
• Pirate Radio - Offers software to broadcast any kind of radio show over the Internet from a personal PC.
  
  

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