I received Valentia Radio with a NAVTEX message on 518 kHz. I send my report to MRSCVALENTIA(at)dttas.ie and half an hour later I already received the confirmation below.
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QSL FROM THE PORTUGUESE COSTAL STATION ‘MONSANTO RADIO –CTV251’
I received Monsanto Radio with a NAVTEX message on 518 kHz. Shortly after I sent my report, I already received a reply!
QSL FROM ‘ABC RADIO JONR’ FROM JAPAN
Now that the strong power medium wave transmitter from ‘Groot Nieuws Radio’ from The Netherlands has left the 1008 kHz I could hear ‘ABC Radio JONR’ from Japan with a clear identification on this frequency: ABC Radio JONR, Asahi Hoso, Osaka Japan 1008 kHz.mp3. About 3 weeks after I sent my reception report by post, I received the QSL below.
QSL FROM BELGIAN COAST STATION ‘OOSTENDE RADIO – OSU’
For DX people from all over the world, the coast station ‘Oostende Radio – OSU’ is now the only option to get a QSL from Belgium. You can find the contact addresses for Oostend Radio on the QSL.
QSL FROM ‘SLOW SCAN RADIO’
Slow Scan Radio transmits SSTV images and text modes Saturdays at 1300-1330 UTC on 6070 kHz and 7440 kHz via Channel 292 in Germany — according to the latest schedule information I have. The website is http://www.slowscanradio.com. Reception reports to x(at)xdv.me.
QSL FROM BANGKOK RADIO – J3E, THAILAND
On the night of 24 January 2019 I received a few clear facsimile charts from Bangkok Radio on 7395 kHz.
It delivered this Bangkok Radio QSL:
QSL FROM ‘CENTRAL WEATHER BUREAU’ FROM TAIWAN
I heard the Chinese female computer voice from the SSB radio station Central Weather Bureau. Currently they have two voice broadcasting stations on 5170 KHz and 8117 KHz, which comprise a network covering the maritime space of Taiwan. Both of them are accessible 24 hours. the SSB radio voice broadcasting system to improve the weather reporting service for those who work overseas.
QSL FROM A SPECIAL SDXF WORLD RADIO DAY PROGRAM.
On World Radio Day, February 13, 2019, I heard a special program by SDXF via Channel 292 on 7440 kHz. The QSL address was qsl@sdxf.se.
QSL FROM THE WSPR BEACON ON GERMAN ANTARTIC NEUMAYER III
The DP0GVN WSPR beacon is permanent in operation from the German Neumayer III Research Station at the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research in Antarctica. More info from this beacon is on QRZ.com.
SLOW SCAN TV BROADCAST FROM THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
Between February 08 and February 10, 2019 Slow Scan TV images were sent from the International Space Station on 145.800 MHz. I could receive some and was rewarded with a nice ARISS SSTV Award.
Some of the images that I could receive at that time:
