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the slut
23rd November 2002, 18:35
heard some music on 88.8mhz in dublin today, anyone know what it is? audio was terrible and in mono.
is that a good frequency??
the slut
24th November 2002, 06:23
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

That post was in actual fact posted by liam lawlor and not me the slut.... niall i have nothing to do wit pirate radio????(",)

liamo piss off n use your own bloody name to post

Your audio is crap cause ya haven`t got a clue your a cowboy!!!!
the slut
24th November 2002, 06:24
Ps...... Liamo your still my bestest maaaaaaaaaaate
optimod 8100a
25th November 2002, 19:24
bad frequency, rte tend to have a fit if you go to near to them. plus radio 1 is more talk than music so you'd have to use an optimod or something.
T-man
25th November 2002, 22:45
The Umpa Lumpa crew probably playing with a post x-mas present............ Who do we know with a convincing track record of pulling such high risk manevours and droping a rejuvinated station to a location that inevitably pisses someone off?

A bit nasty I admit but if the cap fits........... slaughter it......
T-man
25th November 2002, 22:48
And yes I did actually mean PRE-XMAS pressie...........


The mind is willing but the hands not able to keep up and appear to have a life of their own........ mmmmmmmmmm

Im rambling off on a mad one so ill spare ya the insults...........
sub-site
1st December 2002, 18:27
Heard "DJ Ben"(who had a slightly high pitched voice -obiously still a teenager) on Saturday night playing "bangin dance tunes".
Mike
1st December 2002, 18:37
How come RTE throw a fit if you go 0.3 from them but today FM are resigned to the presence of R Dublin ?

As long as youre careful with mod levels (most pirates and even the odd legal are overmodulated) you shouldnt cause any problems

Oh and dont run insane power levels in a built up area
021
1st December 2002, 18:53
Apparently they (Today FM) did initially complain about Radio Dublin but I presume gave up.
Anyway looking at a Dublin freq list there are stations 0.3 away from RTE stations as well

BTW re. overmodulation, If you have RDS make sure the RDS sub-carrier is at the correct level. I have heard of stations with the RDS subcarrier set way too high and this causes the station to 'spread' too much as well!