Londonderry Pirate drawn and quartered

[brouder@juno.com]

Late last Wednesday afternoon, March 14th, the FCC triangulated pirate
transmissions on 88.7 mHz and shutdown the operation on Adams Road in
Londonderry, NH.  It was operated by a "young disabled man" who had an
extensive array of equipment including elaborate antennas in his
backyard.  The area is described as a remote residence set back from
Adams Road about 100 feet.

The FCC Boston staff says no equipment was confiscated.  They issued
their version of a cease and desist and the individual pledged to staff
off the air.  The next time he shows up on 88.7, however, the FCC returns
with a truck.

Kudos to John Bolduc who did a lot of detective work on this; the FCC is
aware of his efforts and appreciative.

Ed Brouder, Chairman
NH State Emergency Communications Committee

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