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![[Pirate radio history lesson in 3-2-1] Radio Atlanta operated briefly from 12 May 1964 to 2 July 1964 off the Essex coast. Through a merger with Radio Caroline, it’s vessel, the MV Mi Amigo’ became home of Radio Caroline South later that year. Radio Caroline being the 3rd radio station to broadcast from the legendary Mi Amigo, the ship that would serve the longest in Offshore Radio history, still operating when she finally sank in a gale off the British coast. Due to laws restricting work on the unlicensed installation of broadcasting equipment at the port, the ship, now renamed Bon Jour, was taken to the free port at Langelinie, Copenhagen. A 125 foot mast to support the broadcasting antenna coupled to two 10,000 watts LTV-Continental Electronics (CEMCO) transmitters was then assembled and installed. The transmitters had been flown in from the factory at Dallas, Texas in six thousand parts…. • #soundproduction #history #sounddesign created by PIRATE SOUND with PIRATE SOUND's original sound](https://p16-sign-va.tiktokcdn.com/tos-maliva-p-0068/oQIedEtFQeh0CPOIIpr6MCAaBjeg3SbRdgmnXD~tplv-f5insbecw7-1:480:480.jpeg?x-expires=1685847600&x-signature=S7dX8WgMZYf38MzQTshFlOB8ENo%3D)
[Pirate radio history lesson in 3-2-1]
Radio Atlanta operated briefly from 12 May 1964 to 2 July 1964 off the Essex coast.
Through a merger with Radio Caroline, it’s vessel, the MV Mi Amigo’ became home of Radio Caroline South later that year. Radio Caroline being the 3rd radio station to broadcast from the legendary Mi Amigo, the ship that would serve the longest in Offshore Radio history, still operating when she finally sank in a gale off the British coast.
Due to laws restricting work on the unlicensed installation of broadcasting equipment at the port, the ship, now renamed Bon Jour, was taken to the free port at Langelinie, Copenhagen. A 125 foot mast to support the broadcasting antenna coupled to two 10,000 watts LTV-Continental Electronics (CEMCO) transmitters was then assembled and installed. The transmitters had been flown in from the factory at Dallas, Texas in six thousand parts….
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#soundproduction #history #sounddesign
Radio Atlanta operated briefly from 12 May 1964 to 2 July 1964 off the Essex coast.
Through a merger with Radio Caroline, it’s vessel, the MV Mi Amigo’ became home of Radio Caroline South later that year. Radio Caroline being the 3rd radio station to broadcast from the legendary Mi Amigo, the ship that would serve the longest in Offshore Radio history, still operating when she finally sank in a gale off the British coast.
Due to laws restricting work on the unlicensed installation of broadcasting equipment at the port, the ship, now renamed Bon Jour, was taken to the free port at Langelinie, Copenhagen. A 125 foot mast to support the broadcasting antenna coupled to two 10,000 watts LTV-Continental Electronics (CEMCO) transmitters was then assembled and installed. The transmitters had been flown in from the factory at Dallas, Texas in six thousand parts….
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#soundproduction #history #sounddesign
We worked with the team over at @wunthompson on this video for @tplfoundation for their Remastered Memories collection, which creates works based off of archival letters from soldiers during various wars. Definitely give it a watch and check out their site for more info (and to view the collection). #sounddesign
