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- Alices_Restaurant_Rock_Radio abstract "Alice's Restaurant Rock Radio is an English pirate radio station, based in London and whose history goes back to the 1960s. The station broadcast with a conventional AM transmitter on short wave, producing a 3.2 million watt signal. Their aim is to broadcast a rock-radio service which can be received on a non-digital radio (that covers 9290 kHz) and is directed at a European audience as well as a UK one.".
- Q16970662 abstract "Alice's Restaurant Rock Radio is an English pirate radio station, based in London and whose history goes back to the 1960s. The station broadcast with a conventional AM transmitter on short wave, producing a 3.2 million watt signal. Their aim is to broadcast a rock-radio service which can be received on a non-digital radio (that covers 9290 kHz) and is directed at a European audience as well as a UK one.".
- Alices_Restaurant_Rock_Radio comment "Alice's Restaurant Rock Radio is an English pirate radio station, based in London and whose history goes back to the 1960s. The station broadcast with a conventional AM transmitter on short wave, producing a 3.2 million watt signal. Their aim is to broadcast a rock-radio service which can be received on a non-digital radio (that covers 9290 kHz) and is directed at a European audience as well as a UK one.".
- Q16970662 comment "Alice's Restaurant Rock Radio is an English pirate radio station, based in London and whose history goes back to the 1960s. The station broadcast with a conventional AM transmitter on short wave, producing a 3.2 million watt signal. Their aim is to broadcast a rock-radio service which can be received on a non-digital radio (that covers 9290 kHz) and is directed at a European audience as well as a UK one.".