I received a friendly email back from Taupo Maritime Radio – ZLM from New Zealand in response to a reception report. I had received them with a DSC test message on 12577 kHz!


I received a friendly email back from Taupo Maritime Radio – ZLM from New Zealand in response to a reception report. I had received them with a DSC test message on 12577 kHz!
I received a detailed reception confirmation from Dutch hobby station Radio Neverland AM. I had heard this LPAM on 846 kHz via the transmitter of LPAM Album AM from Uden. Neverland AM was also on the air at the same time via their own broadcasting installation in Venlo on 1035 kHz! In my location “Lyca Gold” from the London region uses 1035 kHz here!
The QSL from LRA 36 is from the broadcast on Saturday, March 4 to Sunday, March 5, 2023 on 15476 kHz USB. They were on the air from a little before 21:00 UTC until 03:00 UTC the next morning.
I had fairly good reception up to +- 23.00 UTC with the T2FD antenna: https://youtu.be/mdkA6TmItf8.
I received an E-QSL of the special SAQ broadcast on February 13, 2023 on 17.2 kHz on the occasion of UNESCO World Radio Day 2023! Click on the link: https://youtu.be/hywAy3R1EXQ for a YouTube video of my Perseus receiver a few minutes before the official broadcast.
Today, March 03, 2023 I tuned my AOR AR 1530 receiver to the DSC frequency 12577 kHz with decent results of receiving coastal radio stations! Used antenna: T2FD, 17 meter long.
Not only Fax station Wiluna Radio – VMW from the west of Australia can sometimes be received well, also from the Facsimile Radio Station Charleville Radio – VMC, in the east of Australia, the weather maps can sometimes be received well on 13920 kHz. The best reception in western Europe is between 15:00 and 17:21 UTC!
I got a nice QSL from Radio Monique 918 from Velsen – Noord, Netherlands for a report of their very first test transmissions on November 20, 2022 with the new antenna. The QSL recalls the broadcasts in the 1980s from the radio ship the ‘Ross Revenge’ in international waters of the North Sea!
Radio Monique 918 can now be heard here with a nice signal: https://youtu.be/I8zT2U99VvE.
In my location in Belgium I can regularly receive fax station Australia Weather West – Wiluna ( VMW) fairly clearly on 15615 kHz. Especially between 14.00 and 15.15 UTC the pictures are easily recognisable!
For the third time, the Pakistan Listening Club issued a certificate for radio listeners. You could get it by just filling out a web form. Anyway, it’s nice to receive something like this on World Radio Day!
I received a beautiful QSL from the Dutch low power station “Studio AM 900” which operates on 900 kHz from the city Terneuzen, in the South of the Netherlands!
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