Thank you, Lynford, for this confirmation and for country no. 219 in my QSL collection.This was my QSL no. 500 from Latin America!
QSL blog for Arnstein Bue - Trondheim, Norway
Thank you, Lynford, for this confirmation and for country no. 219 in my QSL collection.
A tentative reception of KMZK Billings MT on 18 October 2007 isn't tentative any more, after I received this email from Herm Elenbaas just minutes ago: "Dear Amstein: You did it!!!! You caught us. Better than a 25" trout I'm sure. :) I heard a little snippet of 1240 KMZK on your clip. Good job. [...]" I've never in my life got a sea trout, so I can't compare. But this QSL was great!
It was a great pleasure receiving an email from Blake Messer minutes ago. He confirmed my 16 October 2007 reception of KIFW which was a very nice catch during KONG17.
This nice Minnesota station was heard as a pleasant surprise when I was listening for KTFI, which in another CW station on 1070. KVKK has a web page at http://www.kkradionetwork.com/
Chief Engineer Craig Caston kindly confirmed my reception of KPRZ. This station was heard in Kongsfjord both on 14th and 22nd October 2007, both days at 1000 UTC, and possibly on other days as well as I'm far from having examined all my recordings by now. This was my QSL no. 40 from California. And yes, Craig, I'd appreciate to receive a QSL card as well!
I spent quite a few hours in the lower AM band during KONG17, and one of the nice stations I managed to pick up was KID 590 AM. This was despite of heavy QRM from the 590 super dominants KHAR and CJCL. This afternoon I received a long and interesting email from Market Chief Engineer Rhett Downing, confirming my 18 October 2007 reception. He has some quite interesting news: "[...] the cluster of stations to which KID AM belongs was sold to GAP West Broadcasting who took over management and control of the stations the first of February (this month). "