MERSEYSIDE LBP - ANFIELD COMMUNITY RADIO |
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Anfield Community Radio were heard during
the latter half of 1986. They broadcast on various
frequencies around the 217m-210m area of the medium wave band,
initially in July on 1386kHz, then 1404kHz, 1413kHz and 1431kHz.
According to Tim Jackson's 'Merseyside Free Radio Scene' news sheet on
2nd November 1986 an announcement was made that it would be the final
day of transmission for Anfield Community Radio. |
Anfield Community Audio Library
| 1986_09_20_sat_anfield_community_radio_1431am_1158-1245_markevans-ghe518.mp3 New Sep 2023 | Unfortunately all the recordings we have in our archive are only 'anorak quality' as they were recorded at distance from the transmission location. This one is a Saturday test transmission from 1431kHz and judging by the varying whistles, which we have tried to reduce, the transmitter was a vfo, although a crystal is mentioned. The recording features Mark Evans signing the station on at mid-day. Jim Brown then follows after wandering the streets of Anfield with a radio testing the signal. Recorded near Blackpool from around 1431kHz which suffers a lot of noise from local HV power lines. |
43MB 47mins |
| 1986_09_20_sat_anfield_community_radio_1431am_1250-1335_markevans_jimbrown-ghe518.mp3 New Sep 2023 | Continuing on the above test transmission with Jim Brown and Mark Evans. Recorded near Blackpool from around 1431kHz with continuing power line interference. |
43MB 47mins |
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