Posted by David on May 1, 2025, 10:18 pm
Sent to Ofcom and the RSGB:-
Hi All.
Because Ofcom still FAILS to answer the simple question "What is the future of the obsolete L & Medium broadcast bands
in the UK?", we should now regard Ofcom as some sort of computer driven "quango programme" that cannot answer a simple
direct question in a sensible way, but can only regurgitate pre-programmed responses that are of no use to anyone these days.
We ALL know broadcasting using radio is now dead in the UK, as is proven by no radios now being sold on the High Street. .
We are also now bombarded by UK TV adverts showing people sniffing each other's balls, crutches and asses.
What is Ofcom (the SUPPOSED UK media content regulator) doing about that?
Ofcom, the "quango computer generated programme", has NOT been "detailed" how to respond to thatEmoji, so Ofcom, of course,
does NOTHING.
This will be copied and posted on pirate and free radio forums as VALID reasons to do pirate, ham and free radio as we wish
in any unused radio spectrum.
With very kind regards, David Hine G4DIG..
Message Thread
Reasons to do Free Radio in the UK - David Today, 10:18 pm
« Back to index
Post a Response
Your Name:
Medium And Long Wave Hobby / Frree > Pirate Radio in the UK
-
- who u callin ne guy bruv
- Posts: 17
- Joined: Fri Mar 14, 2025 1:36 pm
- marqueemoon
- who u callin ne guy bruv
- Posts: 12
- Joined: Sat Feb 01, 2025 10:53 am
Re: Medium And Long Wave Hobby / Frree > Pirate Radio in the UK
It's not a problem really, as I'd never listen to it on those anyway, the same output (a PC in the garage running RadioDJ) is also available via a tiny FM transmitter as well... the AM 'feed' is purely meant for all the old portables - largely Soviet - that aren't blessed with FM. It's just nice to have something to listen to on them. Much to the despair of my OH, I have a different one on the kitchen window ledge each week... this week it's the turn of the old Ever Ready Sky Leader that used to be on the kitchen table at home when I was a kid.
I'm happy enough with the range obtained by my lash up antenna, as I don't want to attract any attention to myself (although living in the sticks that's probably unlikely anyway)... I just need to give a little thought as to how to help it survive the wind and rain in the longer term.