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KCHC 90.9

CTListener said:
I listen to an internet station in England, all-volunteer, that has a program host ("presenter," as the Brits call them) who pumps the station's stream into a flea-powered transmitter somewhere between 1400-1500 KHz to allow neighbors to enjoy the music without a computer or other streaming device. Several of the presenters are longtime radio amateurs and all have worked in commercial or community radio, so there's a bit of technical knowledge afoot there, but I have no idea if such a use is legal on the medium wave band in the UK.
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The one in the UK that I listen to is simply called "The Online Station." Is that the one you are referring to?
 
Dave Andrews said:
The one in the UK that I listen to is simply called "The Online Station." Is that the one you are referring to?
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No, the one I listen to is Sound of Spitfire, based in Lincolnshire. Among its volunteer hosts is Mike Watts, who was a full-time engineer and occasional DJ on Radio Caroline in the late 1980s. He's not the one with the medium wave relay station, though.
 
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