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December 18th 08, 11:16 AM
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SWL Newbies : Writing Shortwave Radio Reception Reports (SWR3s) andObtaining QSL Cards
BCBlazysusan wrote: On Dec 17, 7:24 pm, SC Dxing wrote: I was using a Radio Shack Dx-999 using 60 foot of random wire facing from Southwest to Northeast. Then give details of the program. (frequency and radio fictional) DX999? Never heard of that, was it maybe a 399? He did state (frequency and radio fictional), RCI was very appreciate that I gave a reception report in plain English, they mailed me a very nice packet today via US mail. It's cool IMO when a station actually sends you more than just a qsl. I really need to dig up all my qsl cards, my wife would kill me if I started pillaging the closets and shed....lol. You may even want to give them your home phone number- I always do. There was one station (I don't remember) that called me (shortwave) and wanted me to talk I guess on their show. I had one radio station call me before. Many of these stations will send you all kinds of cool things. Pennants- calendars - I got some candy from somewhere before (never ate it). I received a calendar for the year 1997 or 8 from a station in either Kansas or Nebraska. |
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