The Radio Luisteren is the international name for the unique brand of windsurfing which was originally developed in Netherlands, but has now become very popular worldwide. The first generation of windsurfers were made possible by the combination of two different yet efficient technologies: the Radio Frequency Bowman coupling (or RFBC) and the Radio Control System (RCS). The RCS used the power from radio transmitters (transmitters which can be either fixed or movable) to alter the shape of the sail via the use of airbags. This allows the surfer to change the shape of the sail more easily and safely, whilst also maintaining the inherent stability of the board. Because of these combined traits the Radio Luisteren is truly the most flexible of all boards.

The Radio Luisteren is the first "sailing" machine to make use of the concept of radio frequency rather than the use of sails, which is probably why it has been able to gain such a tremendous amount of popularity over the years. When you buy a Radio Luisteren you do not get the typical tiered support system that you would expect from other similar boards. What actually happens is that the entire board is built up of one giant transmitting mast that acts as the "broadband" receiver and transmits your data to the transmitter at the bottom of the deck. This means that you can literally have the radio on the water without the traditional "sail rig"

Radio Luisteren's mast system also includes the "radio stations" that play music from a selection of worldwide radio stations. These radio stations often come from the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, New Zealand and Norway among others. Each radio station has been specially designed for the type of waves that they receive - for example, the music played from Portuguese radio stations is made to resonate at a frequency that is commonly used in Brazil. This is actually why the "Ebenezer Furtado" song on Radio Luisteren is so apt for this type of radio reception - because it was actually played from Portuguese radio stations and has a frequency that is commonly used in Brazil.

One of Radio Luisteren's more interesting products is their radio online luisteren. The idea behind this particular product is to take advantage of the fact that many boats tend to be more out at sea or anchored in one place than they are at water. This means that when people want to listen to music on the radio they may not always want to be anywhere near an actual boat, which limits their choices of radio stations. With the use of Radio Luisteren the people on board the vessel can enjoy all of the music that they want on the boat, whether they are on it for a fun day out at sea or for some serious fishing. To make this possible, all of the programming on the Radio Luisteren frequencies is digitally transmitted via an FM radio and thus is legal wherever that radio is operating.

Another service that Radio Luisteren offers is its support for online streaming of music. This means that instead of having the radio on the boat, folks can simply connect their PC to the Internet via Wi-Fi and stream whatever song they want via the World Wide Web to their mp3 players. This is extremely convenient, especially when folks need some specific music for a presentation that evening or if they are out on the water and need to have music playing in the background. Streaming services via internet naar de radio luisteren also help boat owners as well, since they can simply set up an account on the service and have radio online luisten on their boat.

If you would rather not have music on your boat while you're out on the water, you can connect your radio via the internet to your MP3 player. This is the easiest solution, and it really only takes a few minutes to set up. You will be able to enjoy your favorite music without having any extra accessories on your boat. The other great thing about the service through internet naar de website van het is that you can keep track of your subscriptions. You can easily see which songs are popular and which artists are performing well.

Many people worry that when they are sailing in the water they might forget something. This is nothing compared to what could happen if you forget your MP3 player on the boat while you are out at sea. It is very easy to reconnect your device if you simply go to your favorite music service on the web and add your cable or dongle. In this way you won't miss any of the important music while you are at sea. You will just have to wait until you get back home before you remember everything.

If you own a boat with an stereo then the best way to get it connected to the internet is to use a web browser such as internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. All these browsers have the function to browse the internet. With this function you will be able to access the Radio Luisteren via het. This means that you can listen online as if you were sitting right there in the boat listening to your favorite songs. There are many advantages to using the online version of the Radio luisteren.