History Of Radio Nordsee International, The - Various

Tracklist

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)