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Florida Low Power Radio Stations
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "FLORIDA LOW POWER RADIO STATIONS Terry L. Krueger Tocobaga Publications © 1996-2009 Terry L. Krueger and Tocobaga Publications Florida Low Power Radio Stations (FLPRS hereafter in this document) is a by-frequency compilation of Florida mediumwave (also known as AM or MW), shortwave broadcast feeder, broadcast band FM (largely comprised of what most consider pirate radio), and VHF band Travelers' Information Stations, along with other micro-broadcasters or pirate radio within Florida and select cross-border entries. Frequencies are in kiloHertz, unless otherwise stated. FLPRS is posted at: http://home.earthlink.net/~tocobagadx/flortis.html and http://www.geocities.com/geigertree/flortis.html . The editor actively supports the micro-broadcasting radio cause and lobbying movement, which is why specific confirmed addresses, announced phone numbers, proprietor names, etc. -- including those which I have located -- are not included on active stations [not previously closed by federal or state authorities] falling into this category. UPDATES, CORRECTIONS AND BROKEN LINKS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED. ¿CORRECI Ó NES ? ¿ NO ENCUENTRAS LO QUE ESTAS BUSCANDO ? CONTACT/CONTACTO: tocobagadx@earthlink.net RADIO-RELATED AND OTHER ASSORTED LINKS are listed at the bottom of this page. FREQUENCIES IN BOLD are active, or believed to still be possibly active, pending confirmation. ( Note : a few entries listed as active are known to be irregular, i.e. active at certain scheduled times, or transmit only for special events.) A generous portion of historically important inactive stations have been retained on this list for archival, cross-reference and/or potential reactivation purposes. With rare exceptions, I intentionally exclude licensed FM broadcast band translators and most licensed or applied-for Low Power FM (LPFM) category stations. Tra" .... read entire page
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