| 1976: Omroep Medisch Centrum was a hospital radio station. |  |
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1983: Arcan Radio, 8kW, ERP (1 kwatt into 8 vertical dipoles at 44 meters height), Bilzen, Belgium, local radio station (290 kB, 24 kbit/s, mp3). In 1983 Arcan Radio was not yet a legal radio station. Later it was authorized to serve the community of Bilzen and its surroundings (at 100 watts). In its early days the sunday afternoon sports programma was one of the first programma's with dense local information. For many years, hour by hour Arcan used the time signal and station id "Het bonkend hart van muzikaal Limburg; Dit is is Arcan Radio" (mp3) |
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| 1986: Program Director Radio for Streekradio START in Geleen |  |
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| Omroep Delft (50 watts FM 106.3 MHz Delft) is a local radio station, news bulletin (458 kB, mp3) |  |
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1985: Regionale Omroep Zuid (ROZ) was a subsidiary of the
Netherlands national public broadcast organisation NOS, using two FM transmitters
for the pronvice of Limburg: 100 kW 100.3 MHz FM Roermond and 50 kW 95.3 MHz
FM Hulsberg. The former ROZ is now broadcasting
under the name L1 radio and also used the name "Omroep Limburg" for
some time. Sports programme trailer plus weatherman Erwin Krol, who is now presenting the weather item for Dutch national TV (210 kB, 24 kbit/s, mp3) |
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| Author of an number of scientific papers and also of a series on broadcasting issues in magazines (e.g., Soundcheck, Carstudio), national newspapers and weekly news journals. | |||
| 1991: study on the frequency planning in the FM broadcast band in The Netherlands as a consultant to the broadcast organizations SALTO and OLON. This report was quoted in several policy notes by Dutch Ministry of Public Health and Culture (WVC) and the Netherlands Broadcast Transmitter Company (NOZEMA). |  |
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| From 1999 - 2002, Internet radio station with Tech-Talk on Wireles Communication |  |
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| 2014: Co-founder and program director of of Euregio Radio |  |
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