Pirate radio Wikipedia Pirateradio history and examples Radio piracy began with the advent of regulations of the airwaves at the dawn of the age of ly radio or wireless as it was more commonly called at the time was an open field of hobbyists and early inventors and experimenters Pirate Radio Operations Andrew R Yoder Earl T Gray Pirate radio operators by definition need to be as inconspicuous as possible That means if running a fixed based operation FBO the first radio component to conceal is an outdoor antenna The chapters on unobtrusiveness and antennas do not deal with how to conceal a transmitting antenna Pirate Radio Operations by Andrew Yoder Goodreads Pirate radio is one of the Communication Ages most fascinating developments Now for those hobbyists who yearn to learn the ins and outs of clandestine radio broadcasting theres a wealth of knowledge available in Pirate Radio Operations For the first time theres a handson manual that fully explains the intricacies of this burgeoning pastime Customer reviews Pirate Radio Operations Yoder knows his stuff but I would have preferred a deeper study on the chapter entitled Unobtrusiveness Pirate radio operators by definition need to be as inconspicuous as possible That means if running a fixed based operation FBO the first radio component to conceal is an outdoor antenna Pirate Radio Operations by Yoder Andrew Earl T Gray Pirate radio is one of the Communication Ages most fascinating developments Now for those hobbyists who yearn to learn the ins and outs of clandestine radio broadcasting theres a wealth of knowledge available in Pirate Radio Operations Pirate radio Pirate radio is illegal or unregulated radio transmission for entertainment or political purposes While pirate just refers to the illegal nature of the broadcasts there have also been notable pirate offshore radio transmissions Pirate radio generally describes the unlicensed broadcast of FM radio AM radio or short wave signals over a wide FCC Enforcement Monitor March 2018 — Comm Law Center A major obstacle to enforcement however is the limited tools the FCC has to go after pirates Federal law currently limits the fine for pirate radio operations to 19246 per day of a continuing violation up to a maximum of 144344 for a single act or failure to act How To Tune In Pirate Radio Broadcasts on Shortwave The How To Tune In Pirate Radio Broadcasts on Shortwave 25 Replies Pirate radio operators usually have day jobs–like most of us–thus only transmit while home from work While you can hear some on weekdays your best bet is Friday Saturday and Sunday nights local time So for example if you’re listening for North American pirates FCC Proposes FirstEver Forfeiture Against Property Owners Continuing its assault on unlicensed broadcast operations the Federal Communications Commission “FCC” issued a unanimous Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture “NAL” at its September meeting proposing the statutory maximum fine of 144344 against a pirate radio operator as well as the owners of the property housing the unlicensed station Pirate Radio The SWLing Post Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor Ron who shares the following news via the ARRL After filing a civil action and seeking an injunction to stop a churchrelated pirate radio station from operating in Worcester Massachusetts the US Attorney’s Office this week reached a settlement with the station’s operators Vasco Oburoni and Christian Praise International Church
Title : Pirate Radio Operations
ISBN : 1893626431
Release Date : 1997-03-01
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Rating : 4.0
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