Channel Z Radio - Revision history

ShortwaveListenerwiki at 01:44, 30 June 2022

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	[[Image:Channel Z QSL 01b.gif\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Channel Z QSL]]		[[Image:Channel Z QSL 01b.gif\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Channel Z QSL]]

-	'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that started broadcasting in November, 2004. The station’s programming is mostly new wave music and relays of other stations, including [[Pirate Radio Boston]], [[WNKR]], and [[Radio Free London]]. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com, and they ~~use~~ the [[Blue Ridge Summit]] maildrop.	+	'''Channel Z Radio''' was a [[pirate radio station]] that started broadcasting in November, 2004. The station’s programming was mostly new wave music and relays of other stations, including [[Pirate Radio Boston]], [[WNKR]], and [[Radio Free London]]. Their email address was channelzradio@gmail.com, and they used the [[Blue Ridge Summit]] maildrop.

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
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	Long distance DX tests were carried out on 15067 kHz using an [http://www.qsl.net/lu8eha/lab_ref2.html LU8EHA transmitter] design. This transmitter is a Class E design and produces 18 watts of carrier. These transmissions were heard in Europe and the USA.		Long distance DX tests were carried out on 15067 kHz using an [http://www.qsl.net/lu8eha/lab_ref2.html LU8EHA transmitter] design. This transmitter is a Class E design and produces 18 watts of carrier. These transmissions were heard in Europe and the USA.
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		+	Channel Z Radio was last logged in January 2011.

Lex at 00:25, 11 September 2008

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	'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that started broadcasting in November, 2004. The station’s programming is mostly new wave music and relays of other stations, including [[Pirate Radio Boston]], [[WNKR]], and [[Radio Free London]]. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com, and they use the [[Blue Ridge Summit]] maildrop.		'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that started broadcasting in November, 2004. The station’s programming is mostly new wave music and relays of other stations, including [[Pirate Radio Boston]], [[WNKR]], and [[Radio Free London]]. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com, and they use the [[Blue Ridge Summit]] maildrop.

Channel Z at 13:11, 23 September 2007

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-	'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that started broadcasting in November, 2004. The station’s programming is mostly new wave music and relays of other stations, including Pirate Radio Boston, WNKR, and Radio Free London. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com, and they use the Blue Ridge Summit maildrop.	+	'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that started broadcasting in November, 2004. The station’s programming is mostly new wave music and relays of other stations, including [[Pirate Radio Boston]], [[WNKR]], and [[Radio Free London]]. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com, and they use the [[Blue Ridge Summit]] maildrop.

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Channel Z at 23:40, 21 September 2007

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	All of Channel Z Radio’s transmissions are made on homebrewed transmitters in AM mode. A total of five transmitters are in use, with 6925 and 6950 kHz being the primary frequencies. DX test transmissions have also been logged on 9292 kHz and 15067 kHz. The station has been heard in 20 states and 6 countries.		All of Channel Z Radio’s transmissions are made on homebrewed transmitters in AM mode. A total of five transmitters are in use, with 6925 and 6950 kHz being the primary frequencies. DX test transmissions have also been logged on 9292 kHz and 15067 kHz. The station has been heard in 20 states and 6 countries.

-	The first transmitter built was a Grenade clone. Fearless Fred of [[WAZU]] and [[Radio Anarchy]] were instrumental in reverse engineering the design of this legendary transmitter. The modulation transformer in the original Grenade was based on a modified Radio Shack automotive choke, part number 270-030-A. Radio Anarchy successfully developed an equivalent design, and the construction details can be found on [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx4/index.html Dave Martin’s website]	+	The first transmitter built was a [[Grenade]] clone. Fearless Fred of [[WAZU]] and [[Radio Anarchy]] were instrumental in reverse engineering the design of this legendary transmitter. The modulation transformer in the original Grenade was based on a modified Radio Shack automotive choke, part number 270-030-A. Radio Anarchy successfully developed an equivalent design, and the construction details can be found on [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx4/index.html Dave Martin’s website]

-	Two transmitter designs by Dave Martin of WNKR were constructed next; the [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/cz.html Corsair] and the Commando. The [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/czcom.html Commando] produces 25 watts of carrier when supplied by a 14 VDC source and has been logged in 4 European countries.	+	Two transmitter designs by Dave Martin of [[WNKR]] were constructed next; the [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/cz.html Corsair] and the Commando. The [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/czcom.html Commando] produces 25 watts of carrier when supplied by a 14 VDC source and has been logged in 4 European countries.

	Low power QRP DX tests were carried out in early 2007 using a Radio Anarchy [http://www.angelfire.com/de/RadioAnarchy/ Guerilla] transmitter, with an 8 watt carrier output. These transmissions were logged over 2,000 miles from the transmitter site.		Low power QRP DX tests were carried out in early 2007 using a Radio Anarchy [http://www.angelfire.com/de/RadioAnarchy/ Guerilla] transmitter, with an 8 watt carrier output. These transmissions were logged over 2,000 miles from the transmitter site.

	Long distance DX tests were carried out on 15067 kHz using an [http://www.qsl.net/lu8eha/lab_ref2.html LU8EHA transmitter] design. This transmitter is a Class E design and produces 18 watts of carrier. These transmissions were heard in Europe and the USA.		Long distance DX tests were carried out on 15067 kHz using an [http://www.qsl.net/lu8eha/lab_ref2.html LU8EHA transmitter] design. This transmitter is a Class E design and produces 18 watts of carrier. These transmissions were heard in Europe and the USA.

Channel Z at 23:38, 21 September 2007

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	All of Channel Z Radio’s transmissions are made on homebrewed transmitters in AM mode. A total of five transmitters are in use, with 6925 and 6950 kHz being the primary frequencies. DX test transmissions have also been logged on 9292 kHz and 15067 kHz. The station has been heard in 20 states and 6 countries.		All of Channel Z Radio’s transmissions are made on homebrewed transmitters in AM mode. A total of five transmitters are in use, with 6925 and 6950 kHz being the primary frequencies. DX test transmissions have also been logged on 9292 kHz and 15067 kHz. The station has been heard in 20 states and 6 countries.

-	The first transmitter built was a Grenade clone. Fearless Fred of WAZU and Radio Anarchy were instrumental in reverse engineering the design of this legendary transmitter. The modulation transformer in the original Grenade was based on a modified Radio Shack automotive choke, part number 270-030-A. Radio Anarchy successfully developed an equivalent design, and the construction details can be found on [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx4/index.html Dave Martin’s website]	+	The first transmitter built was a Grenade clone. Fearless Fred of [[WAZU]] and [[Radio Anarchy]] were instrumental in reverse engineering the design of this legendary transmitter. The modulation transformer in the original Grenade was based on a modified Radio Shack automotive choke, part number 270-030-A. Radio Anarchy successfully developed an equivalent design, and the construction details can be found on [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx4/index.html Dave Martin’s website]

	Two transmitter designs by Dave Martin of WNKR were constructed next; the [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/cz.html Corsair] and the Commando. The [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/czcom.html Commando] produces 25 watts of carrier when supplied by a 14 VDC source and has been logged in 4 European countries.		Two transmitter designs by Dave Martin of WNKR were constructed next; the [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/cz.html Corsair] and the Commando. The [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/czcom.html Commando] produces 25 watts of carrier when supplied by a 14 VDC source and has been logged in 4 European countries.

Channel Z at 23:32, 21 September 2007

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	All of Channel Z Radio’s transmissions are made on homebrewed transmitters in AM mode. A total of five transmitters are in use, with 6925 and 6950 kHz being the primary frequencies. DX test transmissions have also been logged on 9292 kHz and 15067 kHz. The station has been heard in 20 states and 6 countries.		All of Channel Z Radio’s transmissions are made on homebrewed transmitters in AM mode. A total of five transmitters are in use, with 6925 and 6950 kHz being the primary frequencies. DX test transmissions have also been logged on 9292 kHz and 15067 kHz. The station has been heard in 20 states and 6 countries.

-	The first transmitter built was a Grenade clone. Fearless Fred of WAZU and Radio Anarchy were instrumental in reverse engineering the design of this legendary transmitter. The modulation transformer in the original Grenade was based on a modified Radio Shack automotive choke, part number 270-030-A. Radio Anarchy successfully developed an equivalent design, and the construction details can be found on ~~[Dave Martin’s website]~~ [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx4/index.html]	+	The first transmitter built was a Grenade clone. Fearless Fred of WAZU and Radio Anarchy were instrumental in reverse engineering the design of this legendary transmitter. The modulation transformer in the original Grenade was based on a modified Radio Shack automotive choke, part number 270-030-A. Radio Anarchy successfully developed an equivalent design, and the construction details can be found on [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx4/index.html Dave Martin’s website]

-	Two transmitter designs by Dave Martin of WNKR were constructed next; the ~~[Corsair]~~ [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/cz.html] and the Commando. The ~~[Commando]~~ [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/czcom.html] produces 25 watts of carrier when supplied by a 14 VDC source and has been logged in 4 European countries.	+	Two transmitter designs by Dave Martin of WNKR were constructed next; the [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/cz.html Corsair] and the Commando. The [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/czcom.html Commando] produces 25 watts of carrier when supplied by a 14 VDC source and has been logged in 4 European countries.

-	Low power QRP DX tests were carried out in early 2007 using a Radio Anarchy ~~[Guerilla]~~ [http://www.angelfire.com/de/RadioAnarchy/] transmitter, with an 8 watt carrier output. These transmissions were logged over 2,000 miles from the transmitter site.	+	Low power QRP DX tests were carried out in early 2007 using a Radio Anarchy [http://www.angelfire.com/de/RadioAnarchy/ Guerilla] transmitter, with an 8 watt carrier output. These transmissions were logged over 2,000 miles from the transmitter site.

-	Long distance DX tests were carried out on 15067 kHz using an ~~[LU8EHA transmitter]~~ [http://www.qsl.net/lu8eha/lab_ref2.html] design. This transmitter is a Class E design and produces 18 watts of carrier. These transmissions were heard in Europe and the USA.	+	Long distance DX tests were carried out on 15067 kHz using an [http://www.qsl.net/lu8eha/lab_ref2.html LU8EHA transmitter] design. This transmitter is a Class E design and produces 18 watts of carrier. These transmissions were heard in Europe and the USA.

Channel Z at 23:18, 21 September 2007

2007-09-21T23:18:57Z

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-	'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that ~~was first reported~~ in November, 2004. The ~~station's~~ programming ~~tends to consist of~~ music, and relays of other stations. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com.	+	'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that started broadcasting in November, 2004. The station’s programming is mostly new wave music and relays of other stations, including Pirate Radio Boston, WNKR, and Radio Free London. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com, and they use the Blue Ridge Summit maildrop.

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
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		+	All of Channel Z Radio’s transmissions are made on homebrewed transmitters in AM mode. A total of five transmitters are in use, with 6925 and 6950 kHz being the primary frequencies. DX test transmissions have also been logged on 9292 kHz and 15067 kHz. The station has been heard in 20 states and 6 countries.
		+
		+	The first transmitter built was a Grenade clone. Fearless Fred of WAZU and Radio Anarchy were instrumental in reverse engineering the design of this legendary transmitter. The modulation transformer in the original Grenade was based on a modified Radio Shack automotive choke, part number 270-030-A. Radio Anarchy successfully developed an equivalent design, and the construction details can be found on [Dave Martin’s website] [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx4/index.html]
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		+	Two transmitter designs by Dave Martin of WNKR were constructed next; the [Corsair] [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/cz.html] and the Commando. The [Commando] [http://www.geocities.com/thecorsairtx3/czcom.html] produces 25 watts of carrier when supplied by a 14 VDC source and has been logged in 4 European countries.
		+
		+	Low power QRP DX tests were carried out in early 2007 using a Radio Anarchy [Guerilla] [http://www.angelfire.com/de/RadioAnarchy/] transmitter, with an 8 watt carrier output. These transmissions were logged over 2,000 miles from the transmitter site.
		+
		+	Long distance DX tests were carried out on 15067 kHz using an [LU8EHA transmitter] [http://www.qsl.net/lu8eha/lab_ref2.html] design. This transmitter is a Class E design and produces 18 watts of carrier. These transmissions were heard in Europe and the USA.

Cosmikdebris at 16:35, 21 September 2007

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-	Channel Z Radio is a [[pirate radio station]] that was first reported in November, 2004. The station's programming tends to consist of music, and relays of other stations.	+	'''Channel Z Radio''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that was first reported in November, 2004. The station's programming tends to consist of music, and relays of other stations. Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com.

-	~~Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com~~	+	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

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2007-09-20T19:32:47Z

New page: Channel Z Radio is a pirate radio station that was first reported in November, 2004. The station's programming tends to consist of music, and relays of other stations. Their email add...

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Channel Z Radio is a [[pirate radio station]] that was first reported in November, 2004. The station's programming tends to consist of music, and relays of other stations.

Their email address is channelzradio@gmail.com