QSL rcvd - Radio Serbia
 

Heard Radio Serbia in English on July 12
0000-0030 UTC on 9580 kHz
(it changed to Serbian at 0030)

Went to web site
http://www.radioyu.org/index.php3?language=English
and filled out their "contact us" web form asking their procedure
for submitting reception reports. I then gave full details of when/where/what
I heard and included my name and address.

Today received a nice "Listener's Club" blue and white QSL
with partial data filled in on the back, including time/date/freq and
my name and address... along with a program schedule.

66 days for online report... a pleasant surprise in the mail
since I didn't expect to receive anything other than an email
telling me how to submit a proper reception report

Sanjaya wrote:

Heard Radio Serbia in English on July 12
0000-0030 UTC on 9580 kHz
(it changed to Serbian at 0030)

Went to web site
http://www.radioyu.org/index.php3?language=English
and filled out their "contact us" web form asking their procedure
for submitting reception reports. I then gave full details of when/where/what
I heard and included my name and address.

Today received a nice "Listener's Club" blue and white QSL
with partial data filled in on the back, including time/date/freq and
my name and address... along with a program schedule.

66 days for online report... a pleasant surprise in the mail
since I didn't expect to receive anything other than an email
telling me how to submit a proper reception report

I believe they are still using a transmitter site in Bosnia-Hercegovina.

Wish they'd send me one. I still need Bosnia-Hercegovina. I have a card from them
when they were using a transmitter site in Serbia-Montenegro.

Guess another reception report is in order.

dxAce

"Sanjaya" wrote in message
nk.net...
Heard Radio Serbia in English on July 12
0000-0030 UTC on 9580 kHz
(it changed to Serbian at 0030)

Cool. That's one I've not heard before.

Jackie

Buzzygirl wrote:

"Sanjaya" wrote in message
nk.net...
Heard Radio Serbia in English on July 12
0000-0030 UTC on 9580 kHz
(it changed to Serbian at 0030)

Cool. That's one I've not heard before.

It's the former Radio Yugoslavia.

dxAce