QSL from Radio Nederland
 

R. Nederalnd, 12065, f/d Rainbow Washes Over Amsterdam cd (no. 1 in a
special series of cards) in 42 days for English report and no rp.
Very nice card on good heavy stock, as it should be! This was via the
Petro-Kam site. Nice of them to list the sites and select the one
that you heard. Gives you a way of getting some rare sites.

Al in CNMI

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Tebojockey wrote in
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Ok, I officially give up. What is the link to the "Petro-Kam" site?

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

Is this of what you speak? Russian?

It's either this or a link to a petrochemicals company.

During my searches for the link to which you refer, and when I found a
similar company by the name of Petrokam, I pondered Oil Rigs. I wonder if
shortwave radio is/was popular on oil rigs, especially isolated ones?

Anyway, please provide the link to the Petro-Kam to which you refer.

Thanks,

Dr. Artaud

This was via the Petro-Kam site. Nice of them to list the sites and
select the one that you heard. Gives you a way of getting some rare
sites.

Al in CNMI

"€ Dr. Artaud €" wrote:

Tebojockey wrote in
:

Ok, I officially give up. What is the link to the "Petro-Kam" site?

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

Yep, that would be the transmitter site.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

On Sun, 22 May 2005 01:34:01 -0000, "€ Dr. Artaud €"
wrote:

Tebojockey wrote in
:

Ok, I officially give up. What is the link to the "Petro-Kam" site?

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

Is this of what you speak? Russian?

It's either this or a link to a petrochemicals company.

During my searches for the link to which you refer, and when I found a
similar company by the name of Petrokam, I pondered Oil Rigs. I wonder if
shortwave radio is/was popular on oil rigs, especially isolated ones?

Anyway, please provide the link to the Petro-Kam to which you refer.

Thanks,

Dr. Artaud

This was via the Petro-Kam site. Nice of them to list the sites and
select the one that you heard. Gives you a way of getting some rare
sites.

Al in CNMI


Nederland lists "Petro-Kam" as the site on their card. This is, of
course, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. If you have issues with the way
they list it on their QSL, please address it to them. That's beyond
my control.

I'm sure they'll entertain your perfectionism a lot quicker than I
will. You're on your own for links.

You "officially gave up" too easy, or must have been desperate to
provoke something. Sorry it didn't work out.

Al in CNMI

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Tebojockey wrote in
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All I asked for was the WEB address, and I simply was making a statement of
my frustration with trying to find their web site that listed frequencies.
I have spent many hours researching topics of a variety of forms, this was
one that was beyond my capabilities.

Sorry you took offense where none was meant. If you had the address from
the "card", why didn't you list it?

Regards,

Dr. Artaud


This was via the Petro-Kam site.

€ Dr. Artaud € wrote:

Tebojockey wrote in
:

All I asked for was the WEB address, and I simply was making a statement of
my frustration with trying to find their web site that listed frequencies.
I have spent many hours researching topics of a variety of forms, this was
one that was beyond my capabilities.

Sorry you took offense where none was meant. If you had the address from
the "card", why didn't you list it?

Regards,

Dr. Artaud


This was via the Petro-Kam site.

www.rnw.nl

The web site has sort of a kooky layout, but click around a while and
you'll find freqs. I doubt it lists transmitter sites however, and on
the English language site you'll only find English language
transmissions. Passport is helpful in both respects, although by now the
2005 edition is probably somewhat dated.


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running dogg wrote in news:4293d643$1_1@spool9-
west.superfeed.net:

Thanks, I give it a look. (Actually a longer look, as I am looking at it
now, but my eye lids are becoming heavy).

Regards,

Dr. Artaud

www.rnw.nl

In article ,
says...
? Dr. Artaud ? wrote:

Tebojockey wrote in
:

All I asked for was the WEB address, and I simply was making a statement of
my frustration with trying to find their web site that listed frequencies.

http://www2.rnw.nl/rnw/en/listeningg...isten_namerica

In article ,
running dogg wrote:
www.rnw.nl

The web site has sort of a kooky layout, but click around a while and
you'll find freqs. I doubt it lists transmitter sites however, and on
the English language site you'll only find English language
transmissions. Passport is helpful in both respects, although by now the
2005 edition is probably somewhat dated.

A schedule change or two ago I got a full worldwide list off www.rnw.nl,
with transmitter site and language and all the relays of other programs
that they did, too. Look for a link with "technical information" or
something like that, or try the sitemap.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

On Tue, 24 May 2005 22:51:29 -0000, "€ Dr. Artaud €"
wrote:

Tebojockey wrote in
:

All I asked for was the WEB address, and I simply was making a statement of
my frustration with trying to find their web site that listed frequencies.
I have spent many hours researching topics of a variety of forms, this was
one that was beyond my capabilities.

Sorry you took offense where none was meant. If you had the address from
the "card", why didn't you list it?

Regards,

Dr. Artaud


This was via the Petro-Kam site.


That was definitely NOT how you phrased your request. If you have the
WRTH, you can easily find their website. If not, try the old standby:
Google.

I did not take offense, but I don't play. Period.

Al in CNMI

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Tebojockey wrote in
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Fortunately, the post is there for all to see. Me thinkst you are a
little thin skinned.

Dr. Artaud


See below.

Ok, I officially give up. What is the link to the "Petro-Kam" site?

(A simple request for the information, showing my frustration with
myself, not you)

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

(My findings, a city name, pertaining to Petro-Kam, yet, I cannot find
the frequencies anywhere.)

Is this of what you speak? Russian?

(It appears to be a Russian City, and though I find many links, still
nothing pertaining to radios).

It's either this or a link to a petrochemicals company.

(Go here, http://www.oilonline.com/oilcapital/neft_3_0105.asp search for
Petrokam by using the "Edit" and "Find on this Page" function of Internet
Explorer)

During my searches for the link to which you refer, and when I found a
similar company by the name of Petrokam, I pondered Oil Rigs. I wonder if
shortwave radio is/was popular on oil rigs, especially isolated ones?

(Genuinely a thought about the Oil Rigs at sea and if SWLing is popular
there).

Anyway, please provide the link to the Petro-Kam to which you refer.

(After all the allegedly nasty comments, odd that I suddenly become
friendly, you see the problem is that I never addressed anything towards
you in a nasty way)

Thanks,

Dr. Artaud

On Thu, 26 May 2005 00:09:19 -0000, "€ Dr. Artaud €"
wrote:

Tebojockey wrote in
:

Fortunately, the post is there for all to see. Me thinkst you are a
little thin skinned.

Dr. Artaud


See below.

Ok, I officially give up. What is the link to the "Petro-Kam" site?

(A simple request for the information, showing my frustration with
myself, not you)

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

(My findings, a city name, pertaining to Petro-Kam, yet, I cannot find
the frequencies anywhere.)

Is this of what you speak? Russian?

(It appears to be a Russian City, and though I find many links, still
nothing pertaining to radios).

It's either this or a link to a petrochemicals company.

(Go here, http://www.oilonline.com/oilcapital/neft_3_0105.asp search for
Petrokam by using the "Edit" and "Find on this Page" function of Internet
Explorer)

During my searches for the link to which you refer, and when I found a
similar company by the name of Petrokam, I pondered Oil Rigs. I wonder if
shortwave radio is/was popular on oil rigs, especially isolated ones?

(Genuinely a thought about the Oil Rigs at sea and if SWLing is popular
there).

Anyway, please provide the link to the Petro-Kam to which you refer.

(After all the allegedly nasty comments, odd that I suddenly become
friendly, you see the problem is that I never addressed anything towards
you in a nasty way)

Thanks,

Dr. Artaud


At the risk of encouraging your trollish activities. I never accused
you of being nasty. You are spinning my comments just as you do your
own to suit your purposes.

You knoew exactly what was meant in the original email by Petro-Kam.
You then thought you'd have some snide fun. No one's laughing except
maybe you.

You are right that the originals are there for all to see. I can see
that we interpret things differently, but perhaps you should choose
your words much more carefully in the future to prevent other
misunderstandings as to your intent.

Regards,

Al in CNMI

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Tebojockey wrote in
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Regards.

Dr. Artaud

FWIW,