Michael Lawson wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Michael Lawson wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Received a f/d "Sculptures on Adinatha Temple" QSL today for
reception of All
India Radio 4950 via Srinagar, Kashmir in 4 months, v/s Y. K.
Sharma.

My 220th NASWA Country verified.

I've heard them before, but I've never tried QSL-ing
them. Are they picky about reception reports?

What do you mean by 'picky'?

Picky as in requiring a couple of weeks
worth of reception reports, or a tape
to demonstrate you actually heard
them?

Neither.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Yes, very nice job being persistant with the QSLs and hanging in there
for long time. I have only cw qsl cards, but you inspire me to give
swl qsl a try.

73
Bob

Yes, very nice job being persistant with the QSLs and hanging in there
for long time. I have only cw qsl cards, but you inspire me to give
swl qsl a try.

73
Bob

Great catch! And a great QSL to add to your outstanding collection.

Speaing of AIR, my wife's grandfather used to be an AIR anchor back in
the 1950's. While with AIR, he started the program "Jaimala": a music
program for the faujis (army personnel). The program is still on the
air on AIR's Vividh Bharati program line-up. I believe 10330 kHz is
the only shortwave frequency on which VB programming is aired...no idea
if Jaimala makes it onto AIR's time-slots for that frequency.

At any rate, it's always a pleasure to receive AIR. It would be nice
if other South Asian broadcasters (e.g. Radio Pakistan, Bangladesh
Betar) were more easily heard in the U.S.

junius


dxAce wrote:
Received a f/d "Sculptures on Adinatha Temple" QSL today for reception of All
India Radio 4950 via Srinagar, Kashmir in 4 months, v/s Y. K. Sharma.

My 220th NASWA Country verified.

dxAce
Michigan
USA