dxAce wrote:

wrote:

It's a female voice in a mix of English and Spanish repeating a message
of some kind, including some numbers. The message begins with "This is
El Dia Radio"....or something like that, though it's hard to make out
what she's saying because of her accent. Signal is quite strong.
Thanks!

It's Olympia Radio out of Greece. It's a coastal radio station, providing
service to ships.

The Greek ID is something like this: Edo Olympia Radio. In English she ID's as
"This is Olympia Radio.

She is giving the channel numbers they operate on.

17326 is Channel# 1629, which she mentions.



dxAce
Michigan
USA

Ace, how good are the Greek stations at QSL-ing??
I'd e-mailed a report on a Voice of Greece broadcast
(the entire two hours worth) a couple of months ago
at the same time I sent a report to Radio Slovakia,
and Slovakia sent me a QSL within three weeks, but
I've still seen nothing from VoG.

--Mike L.

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dxAce wrote:

wrote:

It's a female voice in a mix of English and Spanish repeating a
message
of some kind, including some numbers. The message begins with
"This is
El Dia Radio"....or something like that, though it's hard to
make out
what she's saying because of her accent. Signal is quite strong.
Thanks!

It's Olympia Radio out of Greece. It's a coastal radio station,
providing
service to ships.

The Greek ID is something like this: Edo Olympia Radio. In English
she ID's as
"This is Olympia Radio.

She is giving the channel numbers they operate on.

17326 is Channel# 1629, which she mentions.



dxAce
Michigan
USA

Michael Lawson wrote:

Ace, how good are the Greek stations at QSL-ing??
I'd e-mailed a report on a Voice of Greece broadcast
(the entire two hours worth) a couple of months ago
at the same time I sent a report to Radio Slovakia,
and Slovakia sent me a QSL within three weeks, but
I've still seen nothing from VoG.

I've seen nothing back in the QSL reports in recent months for VoG. You might
try a report via snail mail.

If you are simply looking for a QSL from Greece you might try QSL'ing one of the
VOA broadcasts via Greece.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I have succesfully QSLed Olympia Radio coastal stations around last
year or so :-)




dxAce wrote:
Michael Lawson wrote:

Ace, how good are the Greek stations at QSL-ing??
I'd e-mailed a report on a Voice of Greece broadcast
(the entire two hours worth) a couple of months ago
at the same time I sent a report to Radio Slovakia,
and Slovakia sent me a QSL within three weeks, but
I've still seen nothing from VoG.

I've seen nothing back in the QSL reports in recent months for VoG.
You might
try a report via snail mail.

If you are simply looking for a QSL from Greece you might try QSL'ing
one of the
VOA broadcasts via Greece.

dxAce
Michigan
USA