QSL Verification Cards

QSL card information shows broadcaster, frequency, transmitter location and how many days it took from e-mailing the reception report to receiving the QSL card in the post. Note that public holidays are not excluded from the days total.

QSL cards are shown as they were received rather than in chronological order of the reception report. Apart from RTL all reception reports were for broadcasts in English, broadcasts were targeted at Europe.

The receiver is a Winradio G303i PCI card and the aerial is either 3 metre wire indoors or 4 metre external wire connected via a balun. I also have a 1.5 metre indoor vertical.

	Deutsche Welle 6140 kHz - Juelich, Germany 23 days
	Voice Of Russia 15780 kHz - Taldom, Russia 30 days e-mail acknowledgment of report (via Andrew Shaidurov).
	Radio Nederland Wereldomroep 9615 kHz - Flevo, Netherlands 15 days ‘Lights Dances in the Meadows’ - makes a change from pictures of transmitter sites.
	Radio Canada International 11865 kHz - Sackville, Canada 10 days e-mail acknowledgment of report and also sent RCI pen, key fob, stickers, etc. (thanks Bill). [2002 QSL card]
	RTL Radio 6095 kHz - Junglinster 14 days
	Voice of NASB (based in Miami, USA) 9785 kHz - via Rampisham, UK 18 days e-mail acknowledgement.
	Radio Sweden 9815 kHz - via Flevo, Netherlands 15 days picture of the ‘Vasaskepper’, and no jokes about Swedish pirate radio stations!
	Deutsche Welle 9655 kHz - Wertachtal, Germany 5 days e-mail receipt.
	Adventist World Radio 9785 kHz - via Rampisham, UK 126 days [report sent via NASB who also sent QSL]
	Radio Canada International 9815 kHz - via Flevo, Nertherlands 412 days e-mail receipt. [Radiotext: You are listening to Radio Canada International in English, (www.rcinet.ca) part of DRM Bouquet from Flevo (The Netherlands)]