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Radio Nova was a station heard with a test broadcast over Easter weekend 1990 broadcasting on 100.35MHz and 102.3MHz FM from Wirral.  During that broadcast they promised to be back as a full time station in June, but it is not known if this ever happened.


Radio Nova Audio Library

1990_04_14_sat_nova_1003fm_1830-2145_kevinjordan_mattblack-gh744.mp3 New Feb 2023 A test transmission over the Easter weekend from Radio Nova.  The recording features mainly Kevin Jordan up until around 9pm, when he is followed by Matt Black. The micriphones are a bit low, and it is not certain if this is the same Matt Black as ran Radio Caroline North in the early 80s. Recorded near Blackpool from 100.35MHz in mono.  Ther is a lot of crackling due to the distance, and also some hum on the transmission itself. 270MB
196mins
1990_04_14_sat_nova_1003fm_2200-0100_mattblack_dlc-gh744.mp3 New Feb 2023 Continuing the Matt Black show until 11pm when DLC takes over. The recording is until about 0115 and was made near Blackpool from 100.35MHz. 270MB
196mins
1990_04_15_sun_nova_1003fm_1050-1405_terrymitchell_manicmandy-gh744.mp3 New Feb 2023 A Sunday morning with Terry Williams until 1pm when Manic Mandy takes over.  There is a lot of hum and overload in the first hour, and also the microphone is quite low at times. As received near Blackpool on 100.35MHz in mono. 270MB
196mins
1990_04_15_sun_nova_1003fm_1500-1720_johnlewis_steveross-gh744.mp3 New Feb 2023 John Lewis from 3pm to 5pm followed by Steve Ross.  Recorded near Blackpool from 100.35MHz in mono. 191MB
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