Hope Radio International - Revision history

Commsigma at 22:36, 18 November 2020

2020-11-18T22:36:36Z

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	[[Image:HopeRadio QSL.gif\|thumb\|right\|Hope Radio QSL]]		[[Image:HopeRadio QSL.gif\|thumb\|right\|Hope Radio QSL]]
-	'''Hope Radio International''' was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the [[AM window]] (operating legally).	+	'''Hope Radio International''' was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM (now N2VJ) and can often be heard today in the [[AM window]] (operating legally).

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

DimBulb at 17:50, 29 May 2010

2010-05-29T17:50:49Z

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	'''Hope Radio International''' was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the [[AM window]] (operating legally).		'''Hope Radio International''' was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the [[AM window]] (operating legally).

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

Cosmikdebris at 00:55, 29 October 2007

2007-10-29T00:55:56Z

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-	Hope Radio International was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the [[AM window]] (operating legally).	+	'''Hope Radio International''' was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the [[AM window]] (operating legally).
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Beerus at 23:56, 25 September 2007

2007-09-25T23:56:41Z

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-	Hope Radio International was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the AM window (operating legally).	+	Hope Radio International was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the [[AM window]] (operating legally).

Beerus: New page: Hope Radio International was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and m...

2007-09-23T20:14:49Z

New page: Hope Radio International was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and m...

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Hope Radio International was a pirate operating in the early 1990's, and was legendary for it's massive AM signal heard worldwide by DXers, as well as a slick homegrown sketch comedy and music format. It is likely that Hope Radio was running several thousand watts of power, and frequently broadcast for long stretches of time near 7415 KHz. It was eventually busted in upstate New York. The amateur radio operator who owned the station lost his ham license after a bitter fight with the FCC. He was eventually allowed to relicense several years later as KF2VM and can often be heard today in the AM window (operating legally).