Pirate Radio Stations Verified Certificate from L'Associazione Italiana Radioacolto (L'A.I.R.) - Level 1

Today I received my new (and final) Certificate from L'Associazione Italiana Radioascolto (roughly translated, the Italian Radio Listeners Association) for having verified reception of 100 or more pirate radio stations! It is the highest of the 4 levels of recognition, in terms of the number of pirate broadcasters heard and verified (10, 30, 50 and 100 stations).

In September I earned the 2nd level Certificate (50 or more pirate stations verified). Of the 110 submissions for this level, approximately twenty percent (25%) are North American pirate broadcasters. The remaining seventy-five percent (75%) are European pirates logged via the SDR at the University of Twente, in the Netherlands.

Thank you Fiorenzo for processing my diploma!

Pirate Radio Stations Verified Certificate from L'Associazione Italiana Radioacolto (L'A.I.R.) - Level 2

Today I received my new Certificate from L'Associazione Italiana Radioascolto (roughly translated, the Italian Radio Listeners Association) for having verified reception of 50 or more pirate radio stations!   It is the 2nd of the 4 levels of recognition, in terms of the number of stations heard and verified (10, 30, 50 and 100 stations), with regard to non-traditional (e.g. pirate) broadcasters.  Last month i earned the 3rd level Certificate (30 or more pirate stations verified).

Of the 50 submissions for this level, approximately twenty percent (20%) are North American pirate broadcasters. The remaining eighty percent (80%) are European pirates logged via the SDR at the University of Twente.

It may take me a few more months to reach the 1st level (100 or more stations) - but it will be fun getting there!

Thank you Fiorenzo for processing my diploma!

Pirate Radio Stations Verified Certificate from L'Associazione Italiana Radioascolto (L'A.I.R.)

Yesterday I received my Certificate from L'Associazione Italiana Radioascolto (roughly translated, the Italian Radio Listeners Association) for having verified reception of 30 or more pirate radio stations!  It was the 3rd of the 4 levels of recognition, in terms of the number of stations heard and verified (10, 30, 50 and 100 stations).  Of my 30 submissions, one-third (10) are North American pirate broadcasters.  The remaining two-thirds (20+) are European pirates (mostly from the Netherlands) logged via the SDR at the University of Twente.

Hopefully, in a few more weeks I'll reach the 2nd level (50 or more) - but it will be a long time before I come close to verifying 100 pirate broadcasters!

Thank you Fiorenzo for processing my diploma!