Declan A Walsh wrote: » Further to previous post, Club FM started around March 1994 and Sunset finished in October 1994. Sunset FM was succeeded by Rhythm FM in November 1994. Rhythm FM was succeeded by Hot 107 in February 1995. Some time in 1996, Hot 107 was succeeded by Mix 106. At some point, there was a change of ownership in Mix 106 and some of the Club FM management got involved.
italodisco wrote: » Tommy Stewart set up SuperQ 99.4 around 1998 if i'm correct ?
Infoanon wrote: » Regarding the pirates of the 90s there is no one definitive source of information - in the 80s Anoraks UK would provide good information, radio waves does have information and it's forum threads would probably provide a good time line - a few corrections from earlier posts : The legendary Kiss 103 FM was on air from March 94 (after testing ) to October 94. HOT 107 was based in Andy Prestons house - Andy got a job with FM104 - Hot was sold to Glenn Kelly. The HOT v/o guy removed permission to use his jingles. The station moved to Tracey Lees house iirc , for reasons unknown it stayed on 106.8 as new licenced local services where to commence - a last minute change of frequency did not avoid the inevitable and the station closed before it was raided.
Declan A Walsh wrote: » Is that when Mix106 took over from Hot107?
Sunnyboy11 wrote: » Fresh FM back on 99.5 today and sounding as usual as bad as ever, audio all over the place totally over modulated splashing like mad and in MONO. Crazy 😝 what’s coming from that dirty transmitter:😡
Mr. MooYagi wrote: » Any one do a bandscan today?
Rock Solid wrote: » Some of the above is incorrect, Sunset closed and there was a short break, but a carrier holding the frequency for a few weeks remained on air, then the studio was moved from Gary's to Drimnagh, the station was renamed Hot 107 and was on air in 1995 until November or so, When Andy got into 104, then it was sold to Glen who owned Club, Gary sold it, it then moved to Tracy in Walkinstown, was still called Hot 107 but with no liners as the VO guy and several DJs didn't want to work with Glen, the station started in Dec 95 till early 96, then the frequency was licenced to Country Mix and a move to 105.7 was neesary and named Mix 106, which lasted till around September 96 or so, the frequency was then relaying Freedom 92 for awhile before being used by Club which were then on 105.7 and 106.4
JDxtra wrote: » 87.6 Chill FM 88.1 Blank carrier 99.5 Fresh105.2 Easy 105.7 RetroNow 107.1 Xtreme I personally can't pick up 87.5 or 98.4 but they may have active broadcasts.
end of the road wrote: » i thought country mix came on around 2000/1? launched as dublin's country?
Sir Dosser wrote: » Is it known in pirate circles who is behind fresh?
marcbrophy wrote: » You folks that are band-scanning, any particular radios you are using? I've been looking at this style one for a while and thinking of picking one up soon!https://www.amazon.co.uk/RADIWOW%C2%AE-Digital-Portable-Receiver-activities/dp/B07MNCQWWP/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=FM+%2FLW%2FSW%2FMW+%2FAIR%2FDSP&qid=1578502903&sr=8-3 Wish they could scan DAB bands too
Oscarziggy wrote: » If it was me I'd be spending the extra few pounds/euros and get the XHDATA D-808 as it has SSB as well.
JDxtra wrote: » Yes, have that and it's good. Not documented is the fact that the antenna input does also work for FM. Radio text only shows as upper case, but that's a minor gripe.
Sunnyboy11 wrote: » It’s a total rubbish setup a waste of time . It’s pollution on the airwaves 99.5 FM
Mr. MooYagi wrote: » Carrier on 105.3 this morning I picked up enroute across toll bridge to city centre. Not xmas fm as they went off a day or two ago. Was quiet bit not very strong. Anybody else get it,,?