RADIO DE VREDESDUIF

• RADIO DE VREDESDUIF

• DJ` s  NAMES UNKNOW

• Frequentie: The pirate broadcast on the FM band on 102 MHz FM

• Most time  UNKNOW

• Estimated years active UNKNOW

We from Radio Grensjager int 1978-1989 Lost allot a (read below on end in Blue txt)
This is what I am Remember from the past
General History & Transmission Details

• Station Name: Music Station / Amateur Station Radio de Vredesduif.
• Frequency: Was known at the time as one of the better 3-meter amateurs and broadcast exactly on 102.14 MHz FM (often rounded to 102 MHz).
• Region: The Southwest corner of Friesland (South-West Friesland), with reception in Sneek, Bolsward, and Workum, among others.
• PO Box: The official correspondence address for song requests and reports was indeed via a PO Box in Sneek (Friesland).
Start and End Years

• Active period: Radio de Vredesduif was primarily active during the heyday of the Frisian 3-meter band: 1980 and 1981. In the autumn of 1980 and throughout 1981, they frequently appeared in the listener reports and charts of independent radio magazines. Around 1982, pressure from the National Police and the Radio Control Service (RCD) ( Renamed in AT Agend Telecom) and again Renamed in RDI Rijksinspectie Digitale Infrastructuur(2026)
in the Sneek region increased enormously, causing most stations from that specific generation to cease operations or transition into larger collaborations.

In the Sneek/Bolsward/Workum region, the Radio Control Service was very active at the time with direction-finding vehicles. Although De Vredesduif managed to evade capture a number of times by broadcasting from mobile stations or varying locations, local newspapers and Free Radio Magazine regularly reported at the time that transmitters in the southwestern corner of Friesland were being cracked down on hard. During such operations, the RCD, in cooperation with the national police, confiscated transmitting equipment, mixing consoles, and record players (often with an estimated value of thousands of guilders).