Hello Dxers,

Radio New Zealand International E- QSL card featuring a logo and
informations in english about the transmission site in Rangitaiki, near
Wellington for a broadcast on 8 February 2005, 15530 Khz 1157-1205 UTC I
heard a famous song of Steve Wonder for 3 minutes. Time signal at 1200 UTC
followed by Id in english, local news read by a female announcer.
SINPO 34444 Received in 7 days via e-mail.

RX: SONY SW7600G
Antenna: VHF outdoor at 250 degrees
Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italy


Station Address
Radio New Zealand International
P O Box 123,
Wellington,
New Zealand.

Web Report Form
http://www.rnzi.com/pages/qsl_web.php

Excellent - did you send an electronic report? Less stations send cards now
but an email "QSL" is so uninspiring.

Mike

"acquamarina" wrote in message
...
Hello Dxers,

Radio New Zealand International E- QSL card featuring a logo and
informations in english about the transmission site in Rangitaiki, near
Wellington for a broadcast on 8 February 2005, 15530 Khz 1157-1205 UTC I
heard a famous song of Steve Wonder for 3 minutes. Time signal at 1200 UTC
followed by Id in english, local news read by a female announcer.
SINPO 34444 Received in 7 days via e-mail.

RX: SONY SW7600G
Antenna: VHF outdoor at 250 degrees
Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italy


Station Address
Radio New Zealand International
P O Box 123,
Wellington,
New Zealand.

Web Report Form
http://www.rnzi.com/pages/qsl_web.php

On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 08:56:15 +0000 (UTC), "Mike Terry"
wrote:

Excellent - did you send an electronic report? Less stations send cards now
but an email "QSL" is so uninspiring.

Mike

"acquamarina" wrote in message
...
Hello Dxers,

Radio New Zealand International E- QSL card featuring a logo and
informations in english about the transmission site in Rangitaiki, near
Wellington for a broadcast on 8 February 2005, 15530 Khz 1157-1205 UTC I
heard a famous song of Steve Wonder for 3 minutes. Time signal at 1200 UTC
followed by Id in english, local news read by a female announcer.
SINPO 34444 Received in 7 days via e-mail.

RX: SONY SW7600G
Antenna: VHF outdoor at 250 degrees
Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italy


Station Address
Radio New Zealand International
P O Box 123,
Wellington,
New Zealand.

Web Report Form
http://www.rnzi.com/pages/qsl_web.php


Oh dear...I just sent them a snail mail report with return postage.
Still, maybe I'll get a real card. I agree with Mike, the e-QSLs just
lack something. I guess I miss the stamps, and the personal writing.
Just pining for the good old days of DX in the late 60s and early 70s.

Al

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"Tebojockey" wrote in message
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On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 08:56:15 +0000 (UTC), "Mike Terry"
wrote:

Excellent - did you send an electronic report? Less stations send cards now
but an email "QSL" is so uninspiring.

Mike

"acquamarina" wrote in message
...
Hello Dxers,

Radio New Zealand International E- QSL card featuring a logo and
informations in english about the transmission site in Rangitaiki, near
Wellington for a broadcast on 8 February 2005, 15530 Khz 1157-1205 UTC I
heard a famous song of Steve Wonder for 3 minutes. Time signal at 1200 UTC
followed by Id in english, local news read by a female announcer.
SINPO 34444 Received in 7 days via e-mail.

RX: SONY SW7600G
Antenna: VHF outdoor at 250 degrees
Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italy


Station Address
Radio New Zealand International
P O Box 123,
Wellington,
New Zealand.

Web Report Form
http://www.rnzi.com/pages/qsl_web.php


Oh dear...I just sent them a snail mail report with return postage.
Still, maybe I'll get a real card. I agree with Mike, the e-QSLs just
lack something. I guess I miss the stamps, and the personal writing.
Just pining for the good old days of DX in the late 60s and early 70s.

Al

For e-mail QSLs I use my CD case liner making software to
create a 2 sided "card" that will fit in my QSL sleeves (about the size
of 3x5 photo holders a normal album holds).
Side one is an appropriate picture for said station and side two is a
copy/paste of the e-mail text confirming reception. Print, crop, fold
and put in sleeve. Looks great.
Do a couple of practice ones to get the size right. Make a template if
possible and you can whip one out in a couple of minutes.

You'd think an E-QSL would only be sent when you manage to "catch" their
internet streaming audio!

Mark.
Auckland
New Zealand.

"Tebojockey" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 08:56:15 +0000 (UTC), "Mike Terry"
wrote:

Excellent - did you send an electronic report? Less stations send cards
now
but an email "QSL" is so uninspiring.

Mike

"acquamarina" wrote in message
...
Hello Dxers,

Radio New Zealand International E- QSL card featuring a logo and
informations in english about the transmission site in Rangitaiki, near
Wellington for a broadcast on 8 February 2005, 15530 Khz 1157-1205 UTC
I
heard a famous song of Steve Wonder for 3 minutes. Time signal at 1200
UTC
followed by Id in english, local news read by a female announcer.
SINPO 34444 Received in 7 days via e-mail.

RX: SONY SW7600G
Antenna: VHF outdoor at 250 degrees
Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italy


Station Address
Radio New Zealand International
P O Box 123,
Wellington,
New Zealand.

Web Report Form
http://www.rnzi.com/pages/qsl_web.php


Oh dear...I just sent them a snail mail report with return postage.
Still, maybe I'll get a real card. I agree with Mike, the e-QSLs just
lack something. I guess I miss the stamps, and the personal writing.
Just pining for the good old days of DX in the late 60s and early 70s.

Al

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Tebojockey wrote:

Oh dear...I just sent them a snail mail report with return postage.
Still, maybe I'll get a real card. I agree with Mike, the e-QSLs just
lack something. I guess I miss the stamps, and the personal writing.
Just pining for the good old days of DX in the late 60s and early 70s.

Al

RNZ use to be real DX when they were operating with only 7.5-KW of power
about 20+ years ago.

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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 23:04:49 -0500, starman wrote:

Tebojockey wrote:

Oh dear...I just sent them a snail mail report with return postage.
Still, maybe I'll get a real card. I agree with Mike, the e-QSLs just
lack something. I guess I miss the stamps, and the personal writing.
Just pining for the good old days of DX in the late 60s and early 70s.

Al

RNZ use to be real DX when they were operating with only 7.5-KW of power
about 20+ years ago.

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You got that right...still, they're a pleasant catch and actually fun
to listen to!

Al

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and what if you don't have an email address?

I know several people who don't.

I guess they simply wouldn't get a QSL.