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/letter 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 and B5 Aktuell all reception reports were for broadcasts in English, broadcasts were targeted at Europe unless otherwise stated.

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.

	RTL Radio 1440 kHz - Marnach 113 days e-mail receipt [First day of DRM broadcast from Marnach]
	OE1 International, ORF 6155 kHz - Moosbrunn 17 days Report sent via ORF website, received QSL verification letter. [Parliament and Town Hall, Vienna]
	Radio Sweden [The MIGHTY 1000] 7430 kHz - Hoerby [1kW] 6 days [Text: Radio Sweden/Teracom/Coding Technologies test transmission. Please send reception reports to radiosweden@sr.se or drm@teracom.se]
	B5 Aktuell 6085 kHz - Ismanning 62 days e-mail receipt. [Text: DRM Sendung des Bayrischen Rundfunks]
	bit eXpress (TX 40 watts rms) 15896 kHz - Erlangen 110 days e-mail response. Bitrate: 27.20 kbps, Mode: A
	Vatican Radio 13750 kHz - S. Maria di Galeria [DRM to North America] 9 days e-mail receipt. Radiotext: Regular DRM MW broadcasting service for Europe on 1530KHz and 1611KHz. Vatican Radio Santa Maria di Galeria-Vatican City. We are sending a DRM SW transmission test. [Short wave rotating antenna installed 1988 at Santa Maria di Galeria]
	Radio Romania International 7340 kHz - Wertachtal 41 days Bitrate 17.46 kbps [The small drawing room of the Royal Train. It can seat 12 people and can be used as a smoking room, or a place for serving breakfast]