Received week of 21 Nov 2004 for email report from 21 May 2004, 1100-1300
UTC fr Shepparton. Postmark is from Singapore. Nice postcard of the
Shepparton antenna array against a sunset w/ insets of other antennas and
broadcasting equipment. Also received a complete listing of all RA
broadcasts world wide w/ times, freqs, target areas and programs carried.

They included a snippet of paper saying 31 Oct 2004, 1400-1600 UT on 9805
replaced with 11750 fr Darwin.

"uncle arnie" -mex. wrote in message
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Received week of 21 Nov 2004 for email report from 21 May 2004, 1100-1300
UTC fr Shepparton. Postmark is from Singapore. Nice postcard of the
Shepparton antenna array against a sunset w/ insets of other antennas and
broadcasting equipment. Also received a complete listing of all RA
broadcasts world wide w/ times, freqs, target areas and programs carried.

They included a snippet of paper saying 31 Oct 2004, 1400-1600 UT on 9805
replaced with 11750 fr Darwin.

Way to go Arnie. Your post gives me hope that my August report will
be answered at some point. Haven't had a QSL from RA in years.

Sanjaya wrote:

"uncle arnie" -mex. wrote in message
...
Received week of 21 Nov 2004 for email report from 21 May 2004, 1100-1300
UTC fr Shepparton. Postmark is from Singapore. Nice postcard of the
Shepparton antenna array against a sunset w/ insets of other antennas and
broadcasting equipment. Also received a complete listing of all RA
broadcasts world wide w/ times, freqs, target areas and programs carried.

They included a snippet of paper saying 31 Oct 2004, 1400-1600 UT on 9805
replaced with 11750 fr Darwin.

Way to go Arnie. Your post gives me hope that my August report will
be answered at some point. Haven't had a QSL from RA in years.

RA used to have beautiful QSL cards with pictures of native wildlife.
I'm still looking for my QSL card collection. It's been missing for at
least ten years. I also had a nice collection of domestic AM reception
report cards from the 60's, when I used a five tube table-top Zenith
radio with an external random wire antenna. Maybe I'm the real dxAce.
:-)


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Maybe I'm the real dxAce.

well, if you're dx'ing all those Earth stations from whatever star you're at,
then I guess you are.

"Stereophile22" wrote in message
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Maybe I'm the real dxAce.

well, if you're dx'ing all those Earth stations from whatever star
you're at,
then I guess you are.

If he's picking them up from a star about 30-40 light
years away, he's picking up the transmissions
from the 1960's and 70's, which explains a few things.

--Mike L.

Greetings, I just dug out my Radio Australia QSL, from a reception report they
verified from 26th March 1966, on 9.58Mc/s at 1230-1315 GMT, with a power of 10
kilowatts. There is a picture of a Platypus on the front of the QSL. If you
have a 2004 edition of Universal Radios catalog, their is a picture of the card
in the middle of the front cover. My QTH at the time was the midwest USA, and
my receiver was a Knight-Kit Space Spanner. Man, am I getting old! Good DXing
to you, Gary