QSL: SOUTH AFRICA (Meyerton), Channel Africa, 7230 kHz, 17 February
2010, 0405-0500 UTC - Full data verification *letter* mailed airmail
29 March 2010, received April 6, 2010 on SENTECH letterhead.
Transmitter 100kW ABB, Meyerton.

Signed by:

Sikander Hoosen,
HF Coverage Planning, Ops & Maint.

Return Address:
SENTECH
Private Bag X06
Honeydew 2040
South Africa

Bruce Jensen
(California, United States)

QSL: *JAPAN, NHK World Radio Japan, 17810 kHz, 6 March 2010, 0000-0020
UTC - *2* (two!) full data QSL Cards "Shimanto River in Spring" mailed
separately by Airmail from Shibuya, no envelope. TX site = Yamata,
Japan. Received April 16, 2010, 41 days.

Postal:
NHK World Radio Japan
NHK
Tokyo 150-8001
Japan

Bruce Jensen
(California, United States)

On Apr 16, 4:36*pm, bpnjensen wrote:
QSL: *JAPAN, NHK World Radio Japan, 17810 kHz, 6 March 2010, 0000-0020
UTC - *2* (two!) full data QSL Cards "Shimanto River in Spring" mailed
separately by Airmail from Shibuya, no envelope. *TX site = Yamata,
Japan. Received April 16, 2010, 41 days.

Postal:
NHK World Radio Japan
NHK
Tokyo 150-8001
Japan

Bruce Jensen
(California, United States)

This was a domestic Japan service in English, BTW.

QSL: *PHILIPPINES, DZRP - Radyo Pilipinas, Overseas Service in English
- 15,285 kHz, 22 February 2010, 0200-0330 UTC - Full data verification
*card* dated April 15, 2010 and received April 23, 2010; 61 days.
(This EE transmission was intended for an Asian audience; it was rough
going that evening.)

Like the VoR QSL, unusual size and shape, 8.5" x 3.125". W/letter,
English/Filipino sked & large colorful station sticker. Invited
further reception reports and comments via e-mail at either(?)
or radyo-pilipinas-
.

Signed by Ric G.Lorenzo, Audience Relations.

Return Address:
Philippine Broadcasting Service
DZRP - Radyo Pilipinas - Overseas
4/F PIA Bldg.,
Visayas Avenue
Quezon City, Philippines.

Bruce Jensen
(California, United States)