Een paar jaar geleden heb ik (waarschijnlijk hier in het forum) een opname gedownload en verwerkt van Northsea Goes DX van tweede kerstdag 1972. De opname is op raadselachtige wijze verdwenen van mijn harde schijf. Heeft iemand het nog en zou het programma nog een keer gedeeld kunnen worden? Alvast veel dank!

Dit is de index van de show:

1972.12.26  0902-09:46  Radio Northsea World Service  NGDX – AJ Beirens

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DX news

Mailbag

RNI Souvenirbook

A Christmas song – Shaun Philips

Consider yourself – Jack Wild

Offshore radio history: de Laissez-Faire

Fragment: SRE test

Fragment: Britain Radio test

FragmenT: Gary Stevens

Fragment: Radio England jingles

Fragment: Britain Radio jingles

Fragment: SRE news met Johnny Walker

Fragment: Closedown Radio England\Fragment: Closedown announcement Radio 355

Fragment: Closedown Radio 355

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Jan-Fré

 

5 uur geleden zei Jan-Fre:

Een paar jaar geleden heb ik (waarschijnlijk hier in het forum) een opname gedownload en verwerkt van Northsea Goes DX van tweede kerstdag 1972. De opname is op raadselachtige wijze verdwenen van mijn harde schijf. Heeft iemand het nog en zou het programma nog een keer gedeeld kunnen worden? Alvast veel dank!

Dit is de index van de show:

1972.12.26  0902-09:46  Radio Northsea World Service  NGDX – AJ Beirens

Beetje zacht opgenomen

Speelduur:  44’02”  128 KBps  48000 Hz  G

 

 

DX news

Mailbag

RNI Souvenirbook

A Christmas song – Shaun Philips

Consider yourself – Jack Wild

Offshore radio history: de Laissez-Faire

Fragment: SRE test

Fragment: Britain Radio test

FragmenT: Gary Stevens

Fragment: Radio England jingles

Fragment: Britain Radio jingles

Fragment: SRE news met Johnny Walker

Fragment: Closedown Radio England\Fragment: Closedown announcement Radio 355

Fragment: Closedown Radio 355

Outro

 

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Groet,

Jan-Fré

 

Hi Jan-Fre, I think this is the programme you mean but I have it dated January 2nd 1972.

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Op 31-12-2025 om 17:06 zei scotty:

Hi Jan-Fre, I think this is the programme you mean but I have it dated January 2nd 1972.

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Ian,

First also best wishes for you for 2026.

I think you are right.

The first story of the Laissez-Faire was broadcasted on 26th December 1971 and has been repeated on 2nd January 1972.

So I think Jan-Fré has make a mistake in the head of his index. 26nd December 1972 must be 26nd December 1971.

Greetings,

Gerard

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18 hours ago, Gerard van den Ende said:

Ian,

First also best wishes for you for 2026.

I think you are right.

The first story of the Laissez-Faire was broadcasted on 26th December 1971 and has been repeated on 2nd January 1972.

So I think Jan-Fré has make a mistake in the head of his index. 26nd December 1972 must be 26nd December 1971.

Greetings,

Gerard

Indeed, also 26th December 1971 can still be downloaded from Offshoreradio.org. I downloaded and listened to it yesterday and it corresponds with Jan-Fre's listing above. It is listed as 1000-1046 (CET)?

Mvg,

John C

20 uur geleden zei Gerard van den Ende:

Ian,

First also best wishes for you for 2026.

I think you are right.

The first story of the Laissez-Faire was broadcasted on 26th December 1971 and has been repeated on 2nd January 1972.

So I think Jan-Fré has make a mistake in the head of his index. 26nd December 1972 must be 26nd December 1971.

Greetings,

Gerard

Thanks Gerard and best wishes to you.

I only heard NSgDX for the first time in September 1973 when my parents bought me a short wave radio. By then the programme was every Sunday from 0900-1000 GMT. Of course I later learnt that it had been broadcast on the last Sunday of the month with a repeat the following week. At least I think that is right!

Hi ian,

First of all best wishes for 2026.

Thank you for the NGDX. It is indeed the program that disappeared from my harddisk.

I'm very happy having it back.

In the seventies I never heard Northsea Goes DX. I had a radio that only received AM and FM.

Fortunately, I have quite a few some recordings of it now, so that I can still listen to them.

Thanks again!

Jan-Fré