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prgr are already with the prgr of new (political?) prgr of radio Vesti FM.<br />

By the way all FMs in Russia of radio Culture (exc. in Moscow) were sw/on<br />

radio Vesti FM,acc to several bulletins like Mediacom Digest (of Mr. Pavel<br />

Mikhailov), open_dx etc. (Sept, <strong>2008</strong>).<br />

(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> TopNews Sept 25)<br />

17655 Ginbot 7 Dimts Radio, replied with a personal "thank you" e-mail<br />

from "Aster, G7 Org". I take it as a QSL text, when they say "It was<br />

delight to know that our radio can be heard in the Island of Gotland" and<br />

"The broadcast you heard was our second one".<br />

E-mail address used: <br />

(Bjoern Fransson-SWE, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> TopNews Sept 28)<br />

ST HELENA Radio St. Helena TEST Transmission on either 03. or <strong>04</strong>.<br />

October <strong>2008</strong><br />

On either 03. October or <strong>04</strong>. October starting at the earliest at 1800 UTC,<br />

Radio St. Helena will broadcast a TEST transmission on 11092.5 kHz in USB.<br />

It is assumed that the TEST will last for one hour.<br />

It is assumed that the antenna will be aimed at Europe.<br />

As is usual for TEST transmissions, Radio St. Helena will NOT issue QSL<br />

cards.<br />

However, RSH would be interested in short emails describing the audio<br />

quality of the various parts of the broadcast (music, presenters voices,<br />

interviews).<br />

Thank-you and good listening,<br />

Robert Kipp<br />

(Mark Nicholls-NZL via hcdx, Oct 1)<br />

After seeing the discussion on the statues of St. Helena QSL response, I<br />

decided to give a try and send a follow-up letter Inquiry to Mr. Robert<br />

Kipp<br />

<br />

His response within 24 hours indicated that my name was not on the list of<br />

reporters who sent in reports to the station. Apparently the staff at<br />

Radio St. Helena have a list of some sort of who sent in reports and if a<br />

QSL have been sent out. . He suggested for me to fill out his questioner<br />

about what was in my envelope, what type of stamps and asked for a copy on<br />

my original report. So I filled out what was involved with my report and<br />

sent back (via e-mail) my original report and the filled-in questioner.<br />

Checking my e-mail browser this morning (25th) received this e-mail that<br />

my Radio St. Helena QSL (2007) was posted on the 22nd of September. Robert<br />

requested if I e-mail back him when I receive.<br />

Interesting ... this is the first time that I have encounter any problems.<br />

with mail to St. Helena.<br />

(Edward Kusalik-CAN, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Sept 25)<br />

Exactly same procedure made by me. Thanks to Robert, the QSL is now on<br />

it's way to Finland. My original report never arrived St Helena. Thanks<br />

again to Robert for caring.<br />

(Jari Savolainen-FIN, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Sept 25)<br />

R. St. Helena, not one but two QSLs received today (Sept 27) for the 2006<br />

R. St. Helena Revival broadcast (I was one of those that never received a<br />

reply for 2006 although I have had my 2007 card since April). One card is<br />

#407 dated Aug 28th and the other #418 dated Sept 3. It looks like both<br />

were posted on St. Helena on Sept 15th. Thanks to Rich D'Angelo for<br />

gathering the names of those that didn't receive replies and forwarding

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