WCPR - Revision history

Cosmikdebris at 14:43, 10 December 2010

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	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
		+	[[Category:North American Pirate Radio Hall of Fame]]

Cosmikdebris at 17:13, 21 September 2007

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-	~~One of the first well known New York City~~ [[~~pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was [[busted]] on February 7, 1976~~. WCPR ~~used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn~~. ~~It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT~~]].	+	[[Image:WCPR_QSL.gif\|thumb\|right\|300px\|WCPR QSL.]]

-	[[~~Image:WCPR_QSL~~.~~gif~~]]	+	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], '''WCPR''' began transmitting in December, 1975, and was [[busted]] on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by [[Perry Cavalieri]] and [[John Calabro]]. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].

-	== ~~External Links~~ ==	+	== See also ==
-	*[[http://rfny.hankhayes.com/documents/kingsman_article.pdf Kingsman article]]	+
		+	*[http://rfny.hankhayes.com/documents/kingsman_article.pdf Kingsman article]
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		+	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

WikiSysop at 15:09, 21 September 2007

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-	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].	+	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was [[busted]] on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].

	[[Image:WCPR_QSL.gif]]		[[Image:WCPR_QSL.gif]]

WikiSysop at 15:07, 21 September 2007

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	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].		One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].

		+	[[Image:WCPR_QSL.gif]]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	*[[http://rfny.hankhayes.com/documents/kingsman_article.pdf Kingsman article]]		*[[http://rfny.hankhayes.com/documents/kingsman_article.pdf Kingsman article]]

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	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].		One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].
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		+	== External Links ==
		+	*[[http://rfny.hankhayes.com/documents/kingsman_article.pdf Kingsman article]]

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-	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used ~~1600~~ kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].	+	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1620 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].

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-	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1600 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by ~~Hank Hayes ands Jim Nazium~~. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].	+	One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1600 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Perry Cavalieri and John Calabro. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].

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One of the first well known New York City [[pirate radio stations]], WCPR began transmitting in December, 1975, and was busted on February 7, 1976. WCPR used 1600 kHz and transmitted from Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. It was run by Hank Hayes ands Jim Nazium. The operators later went on to run pirate [[WFAT]].