QSL R.Atlantic 2000 international

QSL EMR

QSL FRS-Holland

Thanks for your support in 2011. Hopefully we'll meet again in 2012....
Season's Greetings,

Jan van Dijk * Paul Graham * Dave Scott * Bobby Speed * Brian * Peter Verbruggen

a Balance between Music & Information joined to one Format....

FRS-Holland
POBox 2702
6049 ZG Herten
The Netherlands

QSL MV Baltic Radio

QSL Monaco radio

QSL Radio Gloria

Hi Davide ! Many thanks for the audiofiles about the 4th of December.
73&55, Andy
"radiogloria.de.vu"

La mia seconda passione dopo le radio

73 de
Davide

Radio Rising Sun

HELLO DEAR FRIEND DAVID,
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOU RECEPTION
REPORT FOR ME,
I HOPE YOU WILL SOON HEAR ME AGAIN.
I USED ONLY 20 WATTS MAX. AND MY ANTENNA
IS A LONGWIRE 31 METERS LONG AND 12 METERS HIGH

Icom R72 Ant. Miniwhip alt. 8 mt.

QSL Radio Universe

Hello Davide,

Thank you very very much for your reception report, I am very happy to be received over there in Italy (first time as far as I can remember).
My output power is about 130W so I am satisfied to hear my signal on the audioclip! I use a half-wave dipole, 2x 11.5 mtrs long with the top on 7 mtrs high and the end at 2.5 mtrs low.
Some time ago I always listened to Mistery Radio from Italy on shortwave but I don't hear them anymore, do you know this station?
I enclosed my eQSL, I hope you like it.
Thanks again and I hope you will hear me again in future!

All the best from western part of Holland,

73's
Radio Universe, operator Wim.

QSL card from our coaststation Oostenderadio

Dear Mr  Morotti,                            ,

I hereby wish to give you confirmation that you actually  heard a broadcast of the Coaststation OOSTENDERADIO on navtex  frequency 518 kHz.

These navtex messages, concerning navigarional warnings and  informations to shipping,

are broadcasted 6 times a day, every 4 hours, starting at 03.10 UTC.

Its range is a large part of the North Sea.

The transmitter we use for this broadcast is of the type ‘SAIT-Davlonics CST 2001’ with a power of 1 kW,  located at Middelkerke, 51°11N 002°49E.

I hope this confirmation is sufficient on your request.

Regards.

F. Vandenbrouck

1OM COMMC Zeebrugge

OOSTENDERADIO / OSU

1918-1930 rebuilding of the coast station - callsign OST - located at Oostende

1929 r/telephony operational - callsign OSU

1932-1940 modernisation of Oostenderadio - located at Stene

1947 transmitters located at Middelkerke - receivers located at Stene

April 1st 1964 opening of a new station located at Oudenburg

full remote control of all transmitters located at Middelkerke and at Ruiselede

Dec.15th 1977 opening of a ultra-modern station in the center of Oostende

r/telex fully modernised and operational

radio traffic on VHF, MF and HF - r/telephony and r/telegraphy

1987 full automatic Navtex

Nov. 1995 closing down of HF r/telegraphy

Feb. 1999 DSC fully operational

2001 Oostenderadio becomes part of the Belgian Navy

March 2004 closing down of r/telex

Oct. 30th 2006 station located in a new Comm Center at Zeebrugge 51°20N 003°12E

TECHNICAL DATA

MF transmitters Marconi H1141 - 10 kW - located at Middelkerke 51°11 N 002°48’23 E

HF transmitters Marconi H1140 - 10 kW - located at Ruiselede/Wingene 51°05 N 003°20 E

NAVTEX transmitters SAIT-Devlonics CST 2001 - 1 kW - located at Middelkerke 51°11 N 002°48’23 E