FYI - Signal much stronger here in the eastern suburbs than before. A
recent change of transmission site ?
I can now hear Chomsky in the shower. !

Hi Guys

Yes I do have a legit music library. We are registered with APRA and
RIANZ. Search our music database of over 11,000 songs here
http://www.automatedmusicsystems.co.nz/music.htm Any song listed
here is available.

You can e-mail me direct at brent@... for
more info.

Cheers

Brent

--- In LPFM_Radio@..., "Groove 107.7FM" <dean.c@p...>
wrote:
> Brent from Kix FM have been looking into doing this legitimately.
>
> Are you there, mate?
>
> Dean
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Ross Levis
>   To: LPFM_Radio@...
>   Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 2:18 PM
>   Subject: Re: [LPFM] Re: Purchase music
>
>
>   Cheers.
>
>   Ross.
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     From: Richard Phelps
>     To: LPFM_Radio@...
>     Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 1:29 PM
>     Subject: [LPFM] Re: Purchase music
>
>
>
>     TM Century are excellent. You can either custombuld your
library and
>     they send you the pressed CDs, or you can download from their
site.
>
>     http://www.tmcentury.com/products/MusLibs/gold_main.htm
>
>     R.
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..may I point out that TM Century are great for AMERICAN based music
libraries only. You'd be best to get hold of the NZ Gold Disc and Hit
Disc sets from NZ On Air to stock up on NZ music.

Good luck

R.

--- In LPFM_Radio@..., "Groove 107.7FM" <dean.c@p...>
wrote:
> Brent from Kix FM have been looking into doing this legitimately.
>
> Are you there, mate?

>   ----- Original Message -----
>   Cheers.
>
>   Ross.

----- Original Message -----

From: Ross Levis

To: LPFM_Radio@...

Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 2:18 PM

Subject: Re: [LPFM] Re: Purchase music

Cheers.

 

Ross.

----- Original Message -----

From: Richard Phelps

To: LPFM_Radio@...

Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 1:29 PM

Subject: [LPFM] Re: Purchase music

TM Century are excellent. You can either custombuld your library and
they send you the pressed CDs, or you can download from their site.

http://www.tmcentury.com/products/MusLibs/gold_main.htm

R.

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----- Original Message -----

From: Richard Phelps

To: LPFM_Radio@...

Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 1:29 PM

Subject: [LPFM] Re: Purchase music

TM Century are excellent. You can either custombuld your library and
they send you the pressed CDs, or you can download from their site.

http://www.tmcentury.com/products/MusLibs/gold_main.htm

R.

TM Century are excellent. You can either custombuld your library and
they send you the pressed CDs, or you can download from their site.

http://www.tmcentury.com/products/MusLibs/gold_main.htm

R.

--- In LPFM_Radio@..., "Ross Levis" <ross@s...> wrote:
> I know someone who wishes to purchase a legitimate music library for
a new station.  Does anyone know of any sources on the net for
purchasing bulk music files?
>
> Regards,
> Ross.
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hi there, contact apra in auckland, they can point you
in the right direction, also depends on genre, radio
nz can help to, thx andy



  --- Ross Levis <ross@...> wrote:
> I know someone who wishes to purchase a legitimate
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> of any sources on the net for purchasing bulk music
> files?
>
> Regards,
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Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
http://au.movies.yahoo.com

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----- Original Message -----

From: Brian Gallagher

To: LPFM_Radio@...

Sent: Saturday, December 25, 2004 2:23 PM

Subject: [LPFM] Seasons Greetings

To all other LPFM stations and those with a little more
grunt,wishing you all a happy and safe Christmas from all at Radio
Dannevirke 107.





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To all other LPFM stations and those with a little more
grunt,wishing you all a happy and safe Christmas from all at Radio
Dannevirke 107.

We at Mountainside FM wish all other LPFM operators a Very Happy
Christmas.

Anyone know who is responsible for the talking clock in Highland Park
on 107.7? Its a complete waste of frequency, and likely illegal if it
tells the time 24/7.

I heard no contact info whatsoever, although I could only listen for
2-3 minutes before switching off! haha.

Hi Dave;
   I have found that the NRG PLL transmitter kit is very stable. I
have been running it here for 2 years with no problems, and getting
good reports. Also running here a Slim Jim aerial. This matches well
to 50 ohms and keeps the radiation angle low.See www.nrgkits.com
    As far as the programming, I have been using StationPlaylist
Creator to set up playlists and StationPlaylist Studio to play them.
It is the best program available, is NZ made in Tauranga by Ross
Levis, and mine just goes for days on end with no hitches at all. It
is a very reasonable price too. You also need a Limiter between the
Audio Source and the Transmitter to keep the deviation within
allowable limits. NRG produces these as well.

                       Don Jamieson...Whisper FM 106.7 Blenheim
                           Amateur Radio Call ZL2BJS (32 years)

--- In LPFM_Radio@..., David McKinley
<mckinleydavid@y...> wrote:
> Hi all,
> My Name is Dave and my brother Mike has just graduated
> from the NZ Radio Training school in Auckland.  He has
> recently moved back to his home town which has a local
> TV station and an amateur radio staion on guardband.
> He would like to start his own station on guardband to
> promote local artists and businesses, which he
> believes are not being catered for.
> While I think he may be able to get hold of an aerial
> we are currently searching for the rest of the
> hardware or schemas for fm stereo transmitters etc for
> an lpfm station. I admit he knows more about the
> broadcast side then me, but I have a background in
> Electronics and Psychology, and not only would like to
> see him get this started , but also provide a voice
> for young people and artists that i may have had to
> cater too in the mental health area because of feeling
> alienated. Sick of being the ambulance at the bottom
> of the cliff so to speak.  Would be grateful for any
> advice you can offer in regards to getting this
> started on a shoestring. Have cool edit pro and pc's,
> and have made short distance wireless fm transmitters
> or bugs in the pst for guitar etc.Any ideas
> appreciated.
> Yours Sincerely Dave
>
>
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Hi and welcome, just a ? are you in Nelson. If so I would gladly give you
any assistance that I can.
M.B Duffy
CPRFM


----- Original Message -----
From: "David McKinley" <mckinleydavid@...>
To: <LPFM_Radio@...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 5:17 AM
Subject: [LPFM] guardband radio


>
> Hi all,
> My Name is Dave and my brother Mike has just graduated
> from the NZ Radio Training school in Auckland.  He has
> recently moved back to his home town which has a local
> TV station and an amateur radio staion on guardband.
> He would like to start his own station on guardband to
> promote local artists and businesses, which he
> believes are not being catered for.
> While I think he may be able to get hold of an aerial
> we are currently searching for the rest of the
> hardware or schemas for fm stereo transmitters etc for
> an lpfm station. I admit he knows more about the
> broadcast side then me, but I have a background in
> Electronics and Psychology, and not only would like to
> see him get this started , but also provide a voice
> for young people and artists that i may have had to
> cater too in the mental health area because of feeling
> alienated. Sick of being the ambulance at the bottom
> of the cliff so to speak.  Would be grateful for any
> advice you can offer in regards to getting this
> started on a shoestring. Have cool edit pro and pc's,
> and have made short distance wireless fm transmitters
> or bugs in the pst for guitar etc.Any ideas
> appreciated.
> Yours Sincerely Dave
>
>
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Steve Fogerty of Tennatron in Motueka is a good local source of quality
transmit antennas for modest prices.

Tennatron Industries NZ Ltd

283 High St Motueka
    0-3-528 8707

Regards, Jochen

>>> mckinleydavid@... 21/12/04 >>>

Hi all,
My Name is Dave and my brother Mike has just graduated
from the NZ Radio Training school in Auckland.  He has
recently moved back to his home town which has a local
TV station and an amateur radio staion on guardband.
He would like to start his own station on guardband to
promote local artists and businesses, which he
believes are not being catered for.
While I think he may be able to get hold of an aerial
we are currently searching for the rest of the
hardware or schemas for fm stereo transmitters etc for
an lpfm station. I admit he knows more about the
broadcast side then me, but I have a background in
Electronics and Psychology, and not only would like to
see him get this started , but also provide a voice
for young people and artists that i may have had to
cater too in the mental health area because of feeling
alienated. Sick of being the ambulance at the bottom
of the cliff so to speak.  Would be grateful for any
advice you can offer in regards to getting this
started on a shoestring. Have cool edit pro and pc's,
and have made short distance wireless fm transmitters
or bugs in the pst for guitar etc.Any ideas
appreciated.
Yours Sincerely Dave



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<<<< GWAVASIG >>>>

Hi Dave
You mention doing the Radio school in Auckland, but what part of New Zealand
are you planning your station in?

On the LPFM website there is lists of all known LPFM radio stations. You would
be best to work in with your local other operators, in your area and choose a
frequency that is unused to maximise your coverage area.

On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 23:17, David McKinley wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> My Name is Dave and my brother Mike has just graduated
> from the NZ Radio Training school in Auckland.  He has
> recently moved back to his home town which has a local
> TV station and an amateur radio staion on guardband.
> He would like to start his own station on guardband to
> promote local artists and businesses, which he
> believes are not being catered for.
>
>

>
Cheers Geoff Barkman 	 ZL4TUX
--

Hi all,
My Name is Dave and my brother Mike has just graduated
from the NZ Radio Training school in Auckland.  He has
recently moved back to his home town which has a local
TV station and an amateur radio staion on guardband.
He would like to start his own station on guardband to
promote local artists and businesses, which he
believes are not being catered for.
While I think he may be able to get hold of an aerial
we are currently searching for the rest of the
hardware or schemas for fm stereo transmitters etc for
an lpfm station. I admit he knows more about the
broadcast side then me, but I have a background in
Electronics and Psychology, and not only would like to
see him get this started , but also provide a voice
for young people and artists that i may have had to
cater too in the mental health area because of feeling
alienated. Sick of being the ambulance at the bottom
of the cliff so to speak.  Would be grateful for any
advice you can offer in regards to getting this
started on a shoestring. Have cool edit pro and pc's,
and have made short distance wireless fm transmitters
or bugs in the pst for guitar etc.Any ideas
appreciated.
Yours Sincerely Dave



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Hi All

Just a quick note to advise that we will be starting a new lpfm
station in the Upper Hutt area on 88.3 (after doing as much checking
as I could for conflicts). If anyone is aware of any other stations
that this may interfere with, please let me know asap -
dj@cheers_co_nz

Thanks
Leigh
www.cheers.co.nz

--- In LPFM_Radio@..., "Dave Smith"
<radiopegasus@h...> wrote:
> doh!  Should have read the archive a bit further and would have
realised that sold.

Anyway, got some new NRG bits coming and looking to broadcast in
Upper Hutt on the 88.4 frequency.  If anyone knows another station
that this might interfere with, please let me know asap.

Thanks
Leigh
www.cheers.co.nz

How much do you want? - please call me - lee - oh four nine seven
seven two one eight oh or dj@cheers_co_nz

--- In LPFM_Radio@..., "valleybroadcast883"
<themix@x> wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I have a NRG 1 watt PLL PRO 3 FM EXCITER for sale. I imported it
> into NZ as a 300mW Tx kitset and built it up. To convert it back
to
> 500mW as the regs say it requires 2 resistors to be replace.
> Also for sale is a NRG PRO III STEREO LIMITER COMPRESSOR... and
> a NRG PRO III STEREO CODER. All are mounted in Aluminium cases.
> Anyone interested or know of anyone interested please let me know
> Regards
> alan

Its been said before - the 'authorities' are well aware of whats going on.

--- In LPFM_Radio@..., "Yellowbeard" <yellowbeard@o...>
wrote:
> I said it and I will say it again, if the licensing authorities
happen to
> tune along the band and find that there is interference and anarchy,
they
> will take a mickey fit and revoke all your licenses. We used to have it
> cushy in my part of the world, running pirates mostly, then the
powers that
> be decided there was too many free voices and too much money to be made.

I said it and I will say it again, if the licensing authorities happen to
tune along the band and find that there is interference and anarchy, they
will take a mickey fit and revoke all your licenses. We used to have it
cushy in my part of the world, running pirates mostly, then the powers that
be decided there was too many free voices and too much money to be made.
They closed everyone down and handed out licenses to their cronies and
lick-arses. Now they leave it to grow like a lawn and go out and mow it down
when it starts annoying them, bastards that they are. Though it can be
lucrative for a bloke like me when there are ten or more stations out there
without transmitters...


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http://homepage.eircom.net/~yellowbeard/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mix FM" <mixfm@...>
To: <LPFM_Radio@...>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 2:16 AM
Subject: [LPFM] Flatline FM on Mix FM frequency


>
> Hello,
>
> For any interested parties for whom this might be of interest:
>
> Recently Flatline FM have decided to broadcast on 88.3 MHz, right over
> the top of Mix FM.  Their studios are not more than 600-700 m away from
> Mix FM's studios which is far too close to be using the very same
frequency.
>
> Because Flatline's catchment zone is almost identical to that of Mix FM,
> it is causing major problems.
>
> I will get in touch with Flatline FM to resolve the issue, although
> their website does not provide much more than an email address.
>
> Regards,
> Edwin.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Hello,

For any interested parties for whom this might be of interest:

Recently Flatline FM have decided to broadcast on 88.3 MHz, right over
the top of Mix FM.  Their studios are not more than 600-700 m away from
Mix FM's studios which is far too close to be using the very same frequency.

Because Flatline's catchment zone is almost identical to that of Mix FM,
it is causing major problems.

I will get in touch with Flatline FM to resolve the issue, although
their website does not provide much more than an email address.

Regards,
Edwin.