Reach Beyond Australia broadcast on the short wave from Kanunurra in Northwest Australia. I heard a broadcast in Hindi and Marwari, but they also provide English-language broadcasts. Reach Beyond Australia is always interested in reception reports. The address is b19(at)reachbeyond.org.au. Click on the link for the program schedule: https://www.reachbeyond.org.au/on-air/#broadcast-schedule. 
RFA -Radio Free Asia now also uses the medium wave transmitter from Radio Taiwan International on 1557 kHz. In the evening the station can be heard sometimes in Europe via this 300 kW transmitter in Kouhu, Taiwan! Here is a mp3 audio recording of October 14, 2019 at 20.00 UTC: Radio Free Asia, Kouhu, TWN 1557 kHz.
Join us in celebrating UN Day on October 24 at the World Heritage Grimeton!
This year, hundred years have passed since equal voting rights for men and women were introduced in Sweden. It is a human right that everyone can make their voices heard in fundamental issues and is prerequisite for creating a democratic and peaceful society.On this occasion, we want to raise the power of women in peace issues. Therefore the organization Acting 4 Change, that works with the project womens empowerment in Casamance in Senegal, is invited to talk about women’s participation in the peaceprocess from a Senegalese perspective.
During the evening, a peace message is sent with the old long-wave transmitter SAQ and finally we listen to Senegalese rhythms performed by Kilimandiarou.
The event is held in the radio station building with free admission. Arrive at the event on time, as there is a limited number of seats.
Tonight’s program 6 pm – 8 pm
Welcome – CEO Grimeton World Heritage, Camilla Lugnet
Women’s Participation in the Peace Process – Women’s Empowerment in Casamance – President Acting 4 Change, Linda Ohlsson*
The long wave transmitter is started – President Alexander GVV, Jan Steinbach
Peace message sent ** (17.00 UTC)
Concert with Kilimandiarou Welcome to an evening of signs of community and peace!
* More info about Acting for Change can be found here http://www.actingforchange.org
The arrangement is made possible with the help of project funds from Varberg Municipality.
More information about the transmission
The transmission is on 17,2 kHz CW.Startup of the transmitter around 16.30 UTC
Transmission of a message at 17.00 UTC
You can also watch a live video stream of the transmission on http://www.alexander.n.se.
No QSL-cards will be given this time and no List of Reports will be constructed but we accept shorter Listeners Report to e-mail info@alexander.n.se.
*The world heritage site Grimeton is a living cultural heritage. All transmissions with the long-wave transmitter SAQ are therefore preliminary and may be cancelled with short notice.
QSL from the Deutscher Wetterdienst for a report of their special Facsimile transmissions on 15988 kHz from Pinneberg in Germany for the research vessel the “Polarstern”, which will be frozen this winter in the Arctic ice to do scientific research there! Under the QSL images you can see the weather charts that I could receive at that time and frequency.
In the late evening of 11 July 2019 I could hear for the first time an identification from BBC Radio Foyle on 792 kHz: BBC Radio Foyle, Londonderry UK, 792 kHz . Radio Foyle broadcasts from Londonderry in Northern Ireland, UK with 1 kW. I sent my report with the postal services. The qsl’s that I received is a nice addition of my collection of BBC Local radio stations in the UK! Many thanks to Engineer Will R. for the confirmation, the key chains and the pencil case with all kinds of pencil supplies!
Especially on the weekends it can be very busy on the frequencies between 1611 kHz and 1700 kHz. Usually they are Dutch pirates who are active there. For example, one evening I could hear ‘Radio Belladonna’ with a nice signal!
I received ‘Love Parade Radio’ on a Sunday morning on 6270 kHz.
This week there was a very pleasant surprise in my letter box. After more than 15 YEARS! WMR – World Music Radio from Denmark confirmed my reception report from 16 June 2004 with a nice QSL card! The QSL was sent from Andorra!
FYI: WMR recently ended the short wave broadcasts! However, they hope to restart those broadcasts in the future.
Radio Space was on the air on shortwave 6070 kHz on September 7, 2019 with “The European Top 40 of the 80s”. For the occasion, airtime was rented at the short-wave station Radio Channel 292 in Germany. The same weekend they were also in the air locally for 3 days on 94.9 kHz. A YouTube recording of my Perseus SDR by the start of the short-wave broadcast is here: Radio Space 6070 kHz. A special QSL card was designed for the event on short wave.
Radio Maria Spain is my new confirmation in my QSL collection of the Radio Maria organization. I heard them on 101.4 MHz by good ES conditions to North Africa and Spain. I received the station, for a short time but I was happy to hear a full identification:! Radio Maria Spain 101.4 MHz.mp3. Thanks again to QSL manager Radio Maria Giampiero Bernardini for confirming my reception report!
