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| - | '''WTCR''' (Twentieth Century Radio) is a shortwave pirate that was active during the first half of 2007. Known for a massive signal that could be heard over most of the USA and parts of Europe, and excellent audio, this station played a variety of hits from the 20th century, usually on a weekend evening. The operator, Dr. Morbius, posted a list to the [[FRN]] of music played on the previous weekend; this was appreciated by those DXers who did not have great familiarity with what they had heard. At one point he stated that he had about used up downloadable-music, and perhaps that is why he has not been heard from in the second half of 2007. | + | [[Image:WTCR.jpg|right|thumb|300px|WTCR QSL]]'''WTCR''' (Twentieth Century Radio) is a shortwave pirate that was active during the first half of 2007. Known for a massive signal that could be heard over most of the USA and parts of Europe, and excellent audio, this station played a variety of hits from the 20th century, usually on a weekend evening. The operator, Dr. Morbius, posted a list to the [[FRN]] of music played on the previous weekend; this was appreciated by those DXers who did not have great familiarity with what they had heard. At one point he stated that he had about used up downloadable-music, and perhaps that is why he has not been heard from in the second half of 2007. |
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[http://drmorbius1.tripod.com WTCR website] | [http://drmorbius1.tripod.com WTCR website] | ||
[[Category: Pirate radio stations]] | [[Category: Pirate radio stations]] | ||
Revision as of 01:29, 13 December 2007
WTCR (Twentieth Century Radio) is a shortwave pirate that was active during the first half of 2007. Known for a massive signal that could be heard over most of the USA and parts of Europe, and excellent audio, this station played a variety of hits from the 20th century, usually on a weekend evening. The operator, Dr. Morbius, posted a list to the FRN of music played on the previous weekend; this was appreciated by those DXers who did not have great familiarity with what they had heard. At one point he stated that he had about used up downloadable-music, and perhaps that is why he has not been heard from in the second half of 2007.