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QSL.Window There Is Always a Good Chance for QSL-Ing! Rudolf Grimm / Fabricio Silva Voice of Turkey, 2019 QSL.window There is always a good chance for QSL-ing! October 2019 [email protected] / [email protected] QSL.window October 2019 QSL.window This information provides the postal / electronic addresses of radio stations in order to get their confirmations in form of QSL cards, letters, e-QSL or E-mail. This is not a copy from other address lists, but the result of a real contact with every radio station. This is not a copy of other address lists, but the result of a real contact with all the radio stations that are mentioned. After each information there is a code composed by two letters and four numbers indicating who received the answer from the station (see below), in what month and year. This project began in December 2010 as an initiative of Rudolf Grimm (São Bernardo SP) and Fabricio Silva (Tubarão SC), BRAZIL. Information from: af Artur F. Llorella, Catalunia, SPAIN http://maresmedx.blogspot.com ar Álex Robert, Duas Estradas PB, BRAZIL http://lex-dx.blogspot.com dw Daniel Wyllyans, Nova Xavantina MT, BRAZIL http://dxbrazilsw.blogspot.com.br/ fs Fabrício A. Silva, Tubarão SC, BRAZIL http://pqslfabricio.blogspot.com hd Harald Denzel, Egelsbach, GERMANY - jm José Maranhão, Morrinhos CE, BRAZIL www.facebook.com (/DX Society) is Ivan D. da Silva, Sorocaba SP, BRAZIL http://ivandias.wordpress.com rg Rudolf Grimm, São Bernardo SP, BRAZIL http://dxways-br.blogspot.com rp Rubens F. Pedroso, Bandeirantes PR, BRAZIL http://dxreunion-br.blogspot.com rr Rafael Rodriguez, Bogotá, COLOMBIA http://dxdesdecolombia.blogspot.com tb Timm Breyel, Subang Jaya, MALAYSIA http://shortwavedxer.blogspot.com and, FB Facebook information OL Outlook information 2 QSL.window October 2019 AFGHANISTAN: Radio Television Afghanistan, P.O. Box 544, Central Post Office, Kabul, AFGHANISTAN : tb0811 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ALASKA: Globe Wireless KEM - Nikolski Radio, GLOBE WIRELESS, 1571 Robert J. Conlan Blvd, Palm Bay FL 32905-3562, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : fs0612 KNLS, [email protected] : af0819, OL1018, [email protected] : jm0719, rg0718, OL0618 [email protected] : jm0719, rg0718 [email protected] : jm0719 The New Life Station, P.O. Box 473, Anchor Point, Alaska 99556, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : tb0111 NOJ Coast Guard, P.O. Box 190017, Kodiak, Alaska 99619-0017, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : is0812 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ALBANIA: Radio Tirana, via Fllake, [email protected] : af1019 [email protected] : af1019, rr1115, FB0915, tb0312 Ruga Ismail Qemali 11, Tirana, ALBANIA : fs0411 TWR Europe, [email protected] : rp1215 [email protected] : rg0415 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ALGERIA: Radio Adrar, [email protected] : af0118 Radio Algerie Internationale, [email protected] : af1217 Radio Algerienne Internationale, http://www.radioalgerie.dz/fr/index.php?option=com_contact&view=contact&id =8&Itemid=87 : fs1112 Radio Coran, 21 Boulevard des Martyrs, 1600 Algiers ALGERIA : tb0811 [email protected] : tb0811 Radiodiffusion Algerienne, 106 Avenue Marx Dormoy, 92541 Montrouge Cedex FRANCE : af0813 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ANGOLA: Radiodifusão Nacional de Angola, [email protected] : fs0218, af0118, OL0118, jm1017 3 QSL.window October 2019 [email protected] : tb1213 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ANGUILLA: Caribbean Beacon, [email protected] : rr0519, rg0418, jm1217, hd1016, FB0915, is0515, tb0415, af1010 Radio Anguilla, The Valley. [email protected] : fs0213 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ANTARCTICA: LRA36 Radio Nacional San Gabriel Arcangel, [email protected] : jm0519, OL0817, FB0915, tb0415 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ANTIGUA: Caribbean Radio Lighthouse, [email protected] : rg0618 Observer Radio, P.O. Box 1318, St. John’s, ANTIGUA & BARBUDA : is0812 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ARGENTINA: 280 kHz NDB ‘T’ Trelew, Aeropuerto Internacional Almirante Marcos Antonio Zar, CP 9100, Trelew, Chubut ARGENTINA : fs0412 940 kHz, Radio Chajarí, Pablo Stampa 2430, C.P. 3228, Chajarí, Entre Rios, ARGENTINA : fs0711 950 kHz, Radio Belgrano. Tucumán 1, Piso 19, C1049AAA Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires CF, ARGENTINA : fs0411 1190 kHz, Radio America, Buenos Aires, [email protected] : fs0910 1270 kHz, Radio Provincia, La Plata. [email protected] : OL0119 1560 kHz, Radio General Francisco Ramirez, Ondezimo Leguizamon 269, 3260 Concepción Del Uruguay ER, ARGENTINA : fs0511 1620 kHz, Radio AM1620, La Plata, [email protected] : OL0518 1630 kHz, LRM 391Radio Melody FM, Chacabuco 1514, Codigo Postal 3283, San Jose, Entre Rios, ARGENTINA : rg0213 [email protected] : rg0213 [email protected] : fs0213 1690 kHz, Radio Cristo la Solución, [email protected] : dw0617 90.3 MHz FM Victoria, Sarmiento 474, 3153 Victoria ER, ARGENTINA : is0812 95.1 MHz Radio Metro, 4 QSL.window October 2019 Cap. Gral. R. Freire 932, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires 1426 Capital Federal ARGENTINA : fs0412 Globe Wireless LSD836 Buenos Aires, GLOBE WIRELESS, 1571 Robert J. Conlan Blvd Palm Bay FL 32905-3562, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : fs0612 LRA1 Radio Nacional, P.O. Box 555, 1000 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA : rp1009 Lupo Radio, [email protected] : OL0418, dw0318, fs0218, rg1117, rp1117 Radio Dontri, [email protected] : FB0118, fs0118 Radio Selva, Ituazingo, [email protected] : OL0718 RAE Argentina al Mundo, Casilla de Correo 555, Correo Central C1000WAF, Buenos Aires ARGENTINA : OL0518 http://www.radionacional.com.ar/informe-de-recepcion-reception-report/ : rg1217 RAE Radiodiffusión Argentina al Exterior, [email protected] : OL0517 [email protected] : FB0616 Casilla de Correo 555, Correo Central C1000WAF, Buenos Aires CF, ARGENTINA : tb0911, ar1112, rg1111 [email protected] : rg1111, tb0911 [email protected] : tb0911 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ARMENIA: ADDX, [email protected] : af0118 Bible Voice Broadcasting, via Gavar, [email protected] : OL0118 FEBA, [email protected] : OL0719 FM Kompakt, via Gavar, [email protected] : OL0418 FMK Radio, [email protected] : OL0518, af0118, OL1216 Free North Korea Radio, via Yerevan, [email protected] : fs0213 Golden 80’s Rewind, [email protected] : af0118 IBC, via Gavar, [email protected] : OL0618, af0118 Media Broadcast GmhB, via Gavar [email protected] : OL0318 Norddeutscher Rundfunk, via Gavar [email protected] : OL0118 NRW Radiofreunde, [email protected] : OL0317 Overcomer Ministry, via Yerevan, 5 QSL.window October 2019 [email protected] : af0712 Radio BCL News, via Gavar [email protected] : OL0118 Radio Mi Amigo International, via Gavar, [email protected] : af0118, OL0118 Radio Praga, via Yerevan, [email protected] : rg0916 RMRC-DSWCI, via Gavar, [email protected] : OL0118 Shortwaveservice, [email protected] : OL0317 SM Radio Int., [email protected] : af0118, OL0118 The Voice of the Reporter of the Week, via Yerevan, [email protected] : tb0816 TWR Europe, via Yerevan, [email protected] : OL0918, rp0518, FB1217 [email protected] : tb0216 TWR India, via Yerevan, [email protected] : rg0518 [email protected] : OL1017 http://www.twr.asia/online-qsl-form : OL1017 [email protected] : af0515, rg0215 Universe Radio, via Gavar, [email protected] : af0118, OL0118 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ ASCENSION: Ascension Island Relay, [email protected] : OL0916 [email protected] : OL0916 [email protected] : OL0916 BBC Afrique, [email protected] : OL1117 BBC Ascension, [email protected] : af0515 Follow the Bible Ministries, [email protected] : OL0719 Radio Dandal Kura International, [email protected]: OL0618 Follow the Bible Ministries, [email protected] : OL0118, af0515 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………................ AUSTRALIA: Globe Wireless VIE - Darwin Radio, GLOBE WIRELESS, 1571 Robert J. Conlan Blvd, Palm Bay FL 32905-3562, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : fs0612 Globe Wireless VJS - Perth Radio, 6 QSL.window October 2019 GLOBE WIRELESS, 1571 Robert J. Conlan Blvd, Palm Bay FL 32905-3562, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : fs0612 HCJB Australia, [email protected] : rg0914, tb0214, af0913 www.hcjb.org.au/contact_us/hcjb_kununurra.html : rp0513, tb0212 P.O. Box 291, Kilsyth, Victoria 3137, AUSTRALIA : tb0511 Hobart Radio International (via Radio 700, Germany), [email protected] : af0316 Ozy Radio, [email protected] : OL0518, af0118 Qantas Airways, Qantas Airways Limited, 10 Bourke Road, Mascot NSW 2020, AUSTRALIA : is0914 Radio 4KZ, [email protected] : hd0618, OL0518 Radio Australia, P.O. Box 428G, Melbourne, VIC 3001, AUSTRALIA, [email protected] : rg0712, rp0712 Reach Beyond Australia (HCJB), [email protected] : af0919, jm0816 [email protected] : rg0919, af0819, OL0419, rp0918 1-17-8 Hyakunin-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-0073 : OL0719 [email protected] : tb0519 [email protected] : OL0119 http://www.reachbeyond.org.au/contact/Contact-Information : rg0518, rp0615 P. O. Box 291, Kilsyth VIC 3137 AUSTRALIA : OL0518 [email protected] : OL0617, tb0417 [email protected]
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