AURORA ALERT! Butterfly-shaped 'hole' in sun's atmosphere could spark geomagnetic storm Sept. 13-14

Photo via Space.Com

By Daisy Dobrijevic published 6 hours ago

Forecasters warn of possible G2 geomagnetic storms as a colossal coronal hole sends solar wind racing our way.

A colossal butterfly-shaped coronal hole has opened in the sun's atmosphere and is currently spewing a fast-moving stream of solar wind toward Earth that could trigger a moderate geomagnetic storm and dazzling auroras this weekend.

The high-speed solar wind from this striking feature, spanning some 310,000 miles (500,000 kilometers) across, is expected to reach Earth around Sept. 14.

Read the rest of the story at: 

https://www.space.com/stargazing/auroras/aurora-alert-butterfly-shaped-hole-in-suns-atmosphere-could-spark-geomagnetic-storm-sept-13-14

From the Isle of Music programming in September

 

From the Isle of Music, September 2025 

September's program will be the fourth of several episodes featuring the best of Cubadisco 2025, Cuba's most important discographic awards. This is the best of the best of Cuba's new releases (and recordings from Cubans elsewhere) and will feature the Música Bailable (Dance Music) category this month. 

Friday, September 12: 

6070 kHz at 1700 UTC 

3955 kHz at 2100 UTC 

Sunday, September 14: 

9670 kHz at 1700 UTC using booster beam H to Africa (repeat of September 12 episode). 

 Tilford Productions, LLC

email: bill@tilfordproductions.com

website: www.tilfordproductions.com

Brazilian mediumwave news and loggings

 

Mediumwave News

Due to the migration process of Brazilian medium-wave stations to FM (76.1/107.9 MHz), which began in Brazil several years ago, on September 8th (yesterday) at noon, the 1260 kHz Radio Boa Vontade, São Paulo, was definitively deactivated.

The following Evening (las night), when I was researching which stations would now be heard on the 1260 kHz frequency in the São Paulo metropolitan area (I'm 17 km from the city of São Paulo), I was surprised by the results: Radio Cultura, São Borja (Rio Grande do Sul), Radio Gazeta, Maceió (Alagoas), and Radio Nacional, General Urquiza (Misiones region, Argentina). See the details of these receptions below.

Furthermore, a fourth station appeared for less than a minute, without identification conditions, which will now be monitored. My medium wave loop antennas will definitely handle this in the next few days.

Several stations remain on medium-wave here, even though they already operate on FM, and others are already announcing their departure from medium-wave soon (Radio Record, Super Radio, etc.).

There will be new opportunities to research what South American stations there are on these frequencies that will be vacant.

Mediumwave from Brazil

980 kHz: Radio Nacional, Brasilia DF, 29/08 2301. ‘Mauricio Rabelo, eu de cá, você de lá, Nacional, Maria do Rosário...’, Brazilian song. 35553.

1060 kHz: Radio Educadora, Piracicaba SP, 29/08 2253. Political talk, id ‘... aqui na  Educadora...’. 25422.

1260 kHz: Radio Cultura, São Borja RS, 08/09 2341. Commercials mentioning the city of São Borja, Brazilian music, and the 'Radio Cultura' identification... Cultura Geral’. 23522. **QRM: 1260 kHz Radio Nacional, General Urquiza, Argentina.

1260 kHz: Radio Gazeta AM, Maceió AL, 08/09 2354. vocal and instrumental group Roupa Nova with a well-known Brazilian song. A clear identification by the announcer: 'Gazeta AM'. 23422. **QRM: Radio Cultura, São Borja, and Radio Nacional, General Urquiza.

(Rudolf  Grimm, SÃao Bernardo, Brazil)

Texas Radio Shortwave schedule ifor September 10

 Featuring the Music of Lee Ann Womack

(UTC/kHz/relay station/target area) 

September 2025 QSL

Sept 10, 2025

       2000  on 3975 and 6160 kHz relayed from Germany's  ShortwaveRadio, to Europe.

(TRSW)

WRMI Summer Schedule Update, September 3, 2025

 

                                    WRMI Summer schedule update, September 3, 2025

The current summer color grid, which includes programming information, is available at: 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pcIEX8kisrOPqlXHDAq6gympKUgDj0SIb96qce2kGGQ/edit?gid=0#gid=0

Previous schedule update July 1, 2025

All times UTC

Programming in English, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Spanish

0000-0100  5010ca  5050la  5950na  7730na  9455na  15770eu

0100-0200  5050la  5800la  5950na  7780ca  9455na  15770eu

0200-0300  5010ca  5050la  5950la  7780ca  9455na  9955sa  15770la

0300-0400  5050la  5800la  5850na  5950na  15770eu

0400-0500  5850na 7570na  7730na  7780ca  15770eu

0500-0600  5850na  7570na  7730na 7780ca  9395na  15770eu  

0600-0700  5850na  7570na  7730na 7780ca  9395na  15770eu  

0700-0800  5850na  7570na  7730na 7780ca  9395na  15770eu  

0800-0900  7730na  7780ca  9395na  15770eu

0900-1000  5850ca  7730na  9395na  15770eu

1000-1100  5050na  7730na  7780ca  9395na  15770eu

1100-1200  5850na  7730na  9395na

1200-1300  7730na  9395na  15770eu

1300-1400  7730na  9395na

1400-1500  7730na  9395na  15770eu

1500-1600  7730na  9395na  15770eu  17790la

1600-1700  7730na  9395na  17790la

1700-1800  7730na  9395na  17790la  15770eu

1800-1900  7730na  9395na  17790la  15770eu

1900-2000  7730na  9395na  17790la  

2000-2100  9395na  17790la

2100-2200  7730na  9395na  17790la

2200-2300  5850na  7730na  9395na  15770eu

2300-0000  5010ca  5850na  7730na  9455na

Target Areas:

ca  Central America

eu  Europe

la  Latin America

na  North America

sa  South America

WRMI website:  http://wrmi.net/

Reception Reports: info@wrmi.net 

https://www.wrmi.net/index.php/reception-report-qsl/ 

Rapid E-QSL: Send a reception report and receive an immediate e-QSL to: wrmiqsl@gmail.com

(GVH/Teak Publishing)

Encore classical music from Radio Tumbril

 

Dear Listener,

Regular Broadcast times of Encore By WRMI and Channel 292 are:

02:00 - 03:00 UTC Friday 5850 kHz WRMI to US

20:00 - 21:00 UTC Friday 15770 kHz WRMI to Europe

10:00 - 11:00 UTC Saturday 9670 kHz Channel 292 to Europe

01:00 - 02:00 UTC Sunday 5850 kHz WRMI to US and Canada

19:00 - 20:00 UTC Sunday 3955 kHz Channel 292 to Europe

02:00 - 03:00 UTC Monday 5950 kHz WRMI to the US and Canada

13:00 - 14:00 UTC Tuesday 15770 kHz WRMI to Europe, east coast of US and Iceland. (Sometimes RTTY on the lower sideband. Suggest notch out or use USB.)

Some Things to see on The Encore Website:

The Encore website is www.tumbril.co.uk where you will find:

Important information about funding of Encore - Radio Tumbril.

Up to date transmission times and frequencies.

The playlists for the most recent programmes.

An email link.

Informal reception reports as well as those requesting eQSL cards are welcome.

WRMI and Channel 292 are very generous with their air-time but Encore still costs around 100 Dollars/Euros a month to broadcast.

If you can - please send a small contribution to help Encore keep going.

THE DONATION BUTTON is on the homepage of the website - www.tumbril.co.uk - which folks can use if they would like to support Encore.

(Please don't be put off by the POWR security wall when using the PAYPAL button - it is a harmless requirement of WIX the website hosting service.)

THIS FORTNIGHT'S PROGRAMME - First broadcast on FRIDAY 5th September by WRMI at 0200 UTC on 5850, and 2000 UTC on 15770 and then Channel 292 on SATURDAY 6th September at 10:00 UTC on 9670 kHz:

Starts with a toccata by Bach for the clavier, a sonata for organ and horn by Rachel Laurin, and Valse Triste composed by Sibelius.

After that a waltz from Johan Strause II, Serenade by Franz Schubert, and a maritime tone poem from Felix Mendelssohn.

The programme ends with the only string quartet written by Germaine Tailleferre, and the second movement from Mozart's last completed work - his Clarinet Concerto.

(This bulletin is sent by Bcc to the many hundreds of listeners who have been in contact with Encore over the last nearly six years of broadcasting Encore.)

Brice Avery - Encore - Radio Tumbril - www.tumbril.co.uk

GMØTLY

Pacific Islands on Shortwave

Special thanks to Ray Robinson and Jeff White for this edition, as Wavescan delves into radio from the Pacific Islands   

With thanks to Dan Greenall, Ontario, Canada

To follow all the audio samples for this edition, go to: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/wavescan 

Jeff: Dan Greenall in Ontario, Canada, recently posted a series of very interesting recordings on the Internet Archive website at archive.org.  He comments:

“In years gone by, many Pacific island nations relied on shortwave radio to air their programs across vast expanses of ocean.  These included countries such as Kiribati, Tahiti, Fiji, Saipan, New Caledonia, the Marshall Islands, Cook Islands, and Papua New Guinea.  And indeed, there are recent reports that the latter is now seriously looking at a return to shortwave.  But while these nations can no longer be found on shortwave, a handful of other stations are still operating in 2025 and make excellent DX targets for listeners around the world.”

Here's Ray Robinson in Los Angeles to explore what Dan has posted.

Ray:  Thanks, Jeff.

Radio New Zealand

Dan started with two recordings of Radio New Zealand on shortwave.  In both of these, you will hear the distinctive interval signal used by this broadcaster for decades.  It is the call of the New Zealand bellbird.  In this first recording, made on December 14, 2024 at 1656 UTC, RNZ Pacific is closing down a transmission on 7390 kHz.  This was made using a web SDR near Dunedin.

The second recording, made June 21, 2025 at 1659 UTC, is of RNZ National commencing broadcasting on 6135 kHz.  This signal was received via a web SDR 

Radio Vanuatu

Then Dan posted two recordings of Radio Vanuatu on shortwave, again received via web SDR's in New Zealand.  You may note that many of the words in the local Bislama language are recognizable from their English origins.  The first recording is from January 8, 2025 on 9960 kHz at 2158 UTC.

In the second recording, made at the same time and on the same frequency a few weeks later on January 29, 2025, the song ‘The Tide is High’ (made popular by Blondie in 1980) is played.

Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation

Dan said he first heard the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation back in 1971 when it was the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Service.  It was a good catch for him at the time, at his receiving post in Ancaster, Ontario, Canada.  He nabbed them again recently on June 21, 2025 on 5020 kHz using a web SDR in New Zealand.  They can be heard giving sign off announcements at about 1200 UTC, however the station was heard still playing non-stop music half an hour later.

 Audio Clip - 05 SIBC - 2025 06 21 - 1158 UTC, 5020 kHz 

T8WH Hope Radio, Palau

Dan says he first heard the station on the Pacific island of Palau back in 1992 when it was High Adventure’s Voice of Hope – Asia, KHBN, from Koror, Palau.  At that time, his receiving post was in Thamesford, Ontario, Canada.  Palau was still being governed by the U.S.A. back then, and his QSL shows their address with a U.S. zip code.  The island gained independence from the USA in 1994, and the callsign then changed to T8WH.  The station has been through several changes of ownership, and is now operated by Hope Radio based in Morgantown, West Virginia.  Their website is hoperadio.net.  Dan has made two recordings using a web SDR located in the Philippines, both on June 21, 2025, on 15680 kHz.  The first was at 0200 UTC:

 Audio Clip - 06 T8WH Hope R, Palau - 2025 06 21 - 0157 UTC, 15680 kHz 

 and the second just half an hour later, at 0230 UTC:

  Audio Clip - 07 T8WH Hope R, Palau - 2025 06 21 - 0230 UTC, 15680 kHz 

KSDA Adventist World Radio, Agat, Guam

Then there’s KSDA, Adventist World Radio, from Agat on the island of Guam.  Dan first heard that station back in 1987 and received their QSL for his reception in London, Ontario, Canada.  The station is still active today, and he has posted two more recordings of transmissions made in June this year, heard via a web SDR located in northern Thailand.  The first is of the start of a program in Mandarin at 1200 UTC on June 7th.  The frequency was 9610 kHz:

 Audio Clip - 08 KSDA, Guam - 2025 06 07 - 1200 UTC, 9610 kHz 

The second was from two weeks later on June 21st, when they were signing off 15680 kHz (the same frequency used by T8WH on Palau) at 1627 UTC:

Audio Clip -09 KSDA, Guam - 2025 06 21 - 1627 UTC sign off, 15680 kHz 

KTWR, Agana, Guam

And of course, while we’re in Guam, we must also mention KTWR, Trans World Radio, which broadcasts from their site at Merizo, a little further down the west coast of the island from the KSDA site at Agat.

KTWR recently announced they will be closing their shortwave station on Guam after the current A25 season, at the end of October.  But, there are still a few weeks remaining to log this one before they’re gone from the airwaves forever.  And, with the help of various web SDR’s located around the globe, the task shouldn’t be too difficult.  

Again, Dan has posted two recordings made in June this year.  The first recording was made on June 8 at 1100 UTC, through the use of a web SDR in northern Thailand tuned to 11965 kHz, and captures their sign-on announcement:

Audio Clip - 10 KTWR, Guam - 2025 06 08 - 1058 UTC, 11965 kHz 

In the second recording he made on July 11, 2025, they are heard at the end of their broadcast on that same frequency, 11965 kHz, with a sign-off just 15 minutes later at 1115 UTC.  This recording was made from a web SDR in the Philippines.

 Audio Clip - 11 KTWR, Guam - 2025 07 11 - 1114 UTC sign off, 11965 kHz 

So, with shortwave stations still active in New Zealand, Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands, Palau, and Guam, there are still some interesting catches of Pacific island stations to be made out there, and since the advent of web SDR’s, you don’t need fancy equipment or antenna setups to hear them.  And especially for the stations on Palau and Guam, if you happen to live in their target areas, try listening to them and then writing in.  Describe the program content you heard and ask questions about anything you didn’t fully understand.  You might just help persuade them there’s an audience for which it’s worth staying on the air!

Back to you, Jeff.

Jen's Eclectic Views & Real Deal audio available for September 7

 

We had issues that I couldn't connect up with so there was no promotion this week.

Next week, we are back to normal operations.

Thanks.

Jen's Eclectic Views & Real Deal for  September 7, 2025, is now up and ready for you

Jen's Cast Link.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/pnsa8950i1ijkh4khsmen/Jen-s-Eclectic-Views-Real-Deal-For-Sunday-September-7th-18-21-heard-on-Unique-R-Australia.mp3?rlkey=rr0r7d2gb4qr1zljq4vzbo0jw&dl=0

Live Stream Next Week, Sunday, September 14th, 1700-2000 UTC 

Jen's Eclectic Views & Real Deal.

http://uk4-vn.mixstream.net:8104/index.html 

Jen In The Rad.

Weekly Propagation Forecast Bulletins

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Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 01 - 07 September 2025

Solar activity reached moderate levels (R1-MInor) over 04 Sep, 05 Sep, and 06 Sep. All M-class flares were attributed to Region 4207 (S29, L=045, class/area=Fhi/390 on 04 Sep). The remaining 17 numbered active regions on the visible disk in the past week were either quiet or only produced C-class events. 

Other significant activity included a CME that erupted from a filament centered near N12W04 around 04/1945 UTC. This resulted in a halo CME signature in subsequent coronagraph imagery. Initial modelling of the event suggested arrival early on the 07 Sep. Observed arrival was mid-to-late on 06 Sep. 

The proton flux at geosynchronous orbit remained below the S1 (Minor) threshold. 

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit was at normal to moderate levels. 

Geomagnetic field activity was ranged from quiet to G2 (Moderate) levels. G2 conditions observed on 01 Sep were attributed to the onset of a CME that left the Sun on 30 Aug. Total magnetic field strength reached a peak of 25 nT and the Bz component was observed as far south as -23 nT at 02/0000 UTC. Shock arrival at ACE was observed at 01/2030 UTC, marked by a solar wind speed increase from ~410 km/s to ~645 km/s. A sudden impulse was observed at Earth at 01/2101 UTC. G1 (Minor) activity was observed on 02 and 03 Sep during the waning phase off the CME. Quiet conditions were observed over 04-05 Sep. An increase in activity was observed on 06 Sep, with

a G1 period marking the arrival of a CME that left the Sun on 04 Sep. Total magnetic field strength reached an initial peak of 21 nT at 06/1407 UTC. The Bz component rotated as far south as -10 nT. The solar wind speeds increased to ~700 km/s. The Bz component rotated northward shortly after which resulted in mostly quiet conditions ov07 Sep during the waning phase of the CME. 

Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 08 September - 04 October 2025

Solar activity is expected to be mostly low, with a chance for moderate (R1-R2/Minor-Moderate), over the outlook period due to multiple complex regions both on the visible disk and expected to return from the Sun's farside. 

No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is expected to reach high levels over 08-11 Sep and 20-21 Sep due to multiple, recurrent CH HSSs. The remainder of the outlook period is expected to be at normal to moderate levels. 

Geomagnetic field activity is expected to range from quiet to G1 (Minor) geomagnetic storm levels. G1 conditions are likely on 15 Sep; active conditions are likely on 08 Sep, 14 Sep, 16 Sep, 28-29 Sep, and 03-04 Oct; unsettled conditions are likely on 09-10 Sep, 17-19 Sep, and 30 Sep. All increases in geomagnetic activity are in anticipated of multiple, recurrent CH HSSs. The remainder of the outlook period is likely to be mostly quiet. 

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#  Date       10.7 cm      A Index    Kp Index

2025 Sep 08     135          12          4

2025 Sep 09     135           8          3

2025 Sep 10     130           8          3

2025 Sep 11     125           5          2

2025 Sep 12     125           5          2

2025 Sep 13     120           5          2

2025 Sep 14     125          12          4

2025 Sep 15     130          20          5

2025 Sep 16     135          15          4

2025 Sep 17     135           8          3

2025 Sep 18     140           8          3

2025 Sep 19     145           8          3

2025 Sep 20     145           5          2

2025 Sep 21     150           5          2

2025 Sep 22     150           5          2

2025 Sep 23     150           5          2

2025 Sep 24     155           5          2

2025 Sep 25     155           5          2

2025 Sep 26     155           5          2

2025 Sep 27     160           5          2

2025 Sep 28     155          12          4

2025 Sep 29     150          15          4

2025 Sep 30     150           8          3

2025 Oct 01     145           5          2

2025 Oct 02     140           5          2

2025 Oct 03     140          15          4

2025 Oct 04     140          12          4

(NOAA)

Pop Shop Radio slated to celebrate 5 Years on the air

 

We will be celebrating 5 years on the air with a 250 kilowatt transmission from Woofferton, UK, airing on 11960 kHz,  9 September at 0300 UTC,  beamed to North America. 

There will be a special 5th Anniversary QSL for all shows that week,

The 250 kW show will be repeated at 10 kW from Channel 292, Germany, at 1700 UTC on 3955 and 9670 kHz.

Those shows will be different than the shows on our normal time slots!

Tony Pavick, Hope BC Canada/BDXC)

September broadcast from Radio Love Warbler RSL

 

Wooferton, UK transmitters via Wikipedia

6 September at 1900 UTC 9500 kHz - to Eastern Africa

23 September at 1900 UTC 9500 kHz - to Southeastern Africa

More information at https://www.creativefolkestone.org.uk/artists/hanna-tuulikki/

Address is Creative Folkestone, Quarterhouse, Mill Bay, Folkestone CT20 1BN

Enquiries to: jocowdrey@creativefolkestone.org.uk

Colombian Mediumwave List

 

COLOMBIA

Rafael Rodiguez, Yimber Gaviria, Ruben Medina, Jorge Nungo and Mauno Ritola have compiled a current frequency list of the Colombian mediumwave stations.

 550 HJHF Radionica Medellin Radio Nacional

 580 HJHP Radionica Cali Radio Nacional

 610 HJKL Alerta Bogota La Carinosa

 620 HJEL LV de Dios Cali Colmundo Radio

 640 HJBJ La FM Santa Marta RCN

 760 HJAJ Alerta Barranquilla RCN

 770 HJJX La FM Bogota RCN

 780 HJZG LV de Dios Cali LV del Valle

 800 HJBW La FM Bucaramanga RCN

 

900 HJDD El Sol Cucuta Fiesta

 910 HJMY La FM San Andres RCN

 940 HJTL La FM Cucuta RCN

 970 HJCI R Uno Bogota R Red - Relay 88.9

 980 HJES La FM Cali RCN

 990 HJCH La FM Medellin RCN

1000 HJAQ La FM Cartagena RCN

1020 HJFT El Sol Ibague R Red

1020 HJKS Alerta Villavicencio La Carinosa

1020 HJFQ La FM Pereira RCN

1030 HJDJ Alerta Boyaca Duitama La Carinosa

1040 HJUB R 1040 Pastro Colmundo

1050 HJTN La FM Monteria RCN

1060 HJFJ La FM Manizales RCN

1100 HJYZ Alerta Neiva R Red

1110 HJJP La FM Villavicencio RCN

1140 HJDL Alerta Medellin R Paisa

1150 HJTE La FM Quibdo RCN

1150 HJFP La FM Neiva RCN

1170 HJLP Alerta Tulua La Carinosa

1180 HJGK Alerta Santander Bucaramanga La Carinosa

1180 HJIT La FM Ibague RCN

1200 HJNF R Red/Antena 2 Cali R Red - Relay 97.5

1210 HJE65 Alerta/Antena 2 Cucuta La Carinosa

1210 HJBQ Alerta Pereira La Carinosa

1220 HJMT La FM San Gil RCN

1230 HJLK Alerta Calidad Cali R Calidad

1240 HJFG La FM Armenia RCN

1260 HJOH La FM Valledupar RCN

1270 HJAR Alerta/Antena 2 Cartagena La Carinosa

1290 HJKY La FM Girardot RCN

1320 HJMS R Uno 98.7 FM Barrancabermeja La Carinosa

1340 HJHA La FM Pasto RCN

1370 HJEQ La FM Popayan RCN

1380 HJEE La FM Tunja RCN

1380 HJEJ Esperanza Radio Palmira Armonias del Palmar

1400 HJAS Alerta Caribe Barranquilla La Carinosa

1400 HJHM Alerta/Antena 2 Calarca La Carinosa

1420 HJLE Alerta/Antena 2 Ibague La Carinosa

1450 HJNL Alerta/Antena 2 Manizales La Carinosa

1460 HJZU Alerta Pasto La Carinosa

1470 HJII Esperanza Radio Medellin AWR Colombia

(Mauno Ritola-FIN, via ARC via September 2025 Benelux-DX Club magazine)

(WWDXC/Top News 1627/04 Sept 2025)

QSL Report 2.0, September 2025

 

                                        Bringing the latest in QSLing from across the globe

Welcome to the September edition of QSL Report 2.0!  Thank you for your comments and contributions.

QSL Report 2.0 is a revival of my former QSL Report column in Monitoring Times magazine. Each issue brings you updates on QSLing trends—what worked (and what didn’t), along with special event QSLs and stations verified across amateur radio, mediumwave, pirate, shortwave, and utility bands. If you’ve received a QSL from any of these stations, share your results with the world!

Send your contributions to w4gvhla@gmail.com

Euro Free Radio

Philadelphia Radio, 1098. Full data QSL. Received in ten days for a postal report to: Philadelphia Radio, Broekweg 23A, 7891 RP Klazienaveen, Netherlands.  (Jouke van de

Galien/NLD/BDXC)

Radio Billy Beun, 1098. Full data QSL received in 13 days for postal report to Pascal Smeman, P/a Broekweg 23A, 7891 RP Klazienaveen, Netherlands (van der Galien).

Radio Eldorado, 14520 USB. Full data e-QSL in 157 days, for e-report to radioeldorado@outlook.com (Roberto Pavanello, Italy/DX Fanzine).

Mediumwave

Argentina

LT17 Radio Golfo Nuevo 540. Partial data e-letter in 25 days, for e-report to martinberrade@gmail.com . Observed during a DX Camp in Rio do Sul, Brazil. (Ariel Osvaldo Torres, Argentina/DX Fanzine FB)

LT29 Radio Venado Tuerto, 1460. Full data e-QSL. Received in 12 hours. Reception location Cabo Blanco Patagonia, Argentina. E-report to comercial@radiovenadotuerto.com (Néstor Damián Fischetto, Argentina/DX Fanzine FB).

Austria

Radio DARC via Bad Ischl, 1476. Full data e-QSL. Received in 128 days, for e-report to radio@darc.de (Jürgen Waga, Berlin, Germany/DX Fanzine)

Bulgaria

classic QSL from Bulgaria

Radio Bulgaria, 576. Full data classic style Radio Sofia QSL card. Received in 40 days from Desislava Semkovska. Received in 40 days for e-report to report@bnr.bg (Juan Carlos Pérez Montero/Spain/QSL FB)

Chile

CD128 Radio La Palabra, 1280. Full data e-verification letter from Rocio Constanza Carrasco Hernandez, Propietaria. Received in seven days for e-report to administracion@rlpfm.cl (Fischetto) 

Greece

ERT Kosmos, 1512. No-data email response from Leonidas Antonopoulos, Journalist-Head of Kosmos Radio. Received in three days, for e-report to kosmos@ert.gr (Roberto Pavanello, Italy/BDXC)

Lithuania

Polskie Radio via Viesintos, 1386. Full data e-QSL for Russian service in 85 days, for e-report to ru@polskieradio.pl (Montero) 

Luxembourg

Radio Augusta International via Junglinster, 140. E-QSL received in one day, for French report to radioaugustainternational@gmail.com (Christian Ghibaudo, France/BDXC)

Netherlands

Beilen AM, 1332. QSL card received in 53 days, for postal report to Jurrie Velhuis, Esweg 17, 9411 AA Beilen, Netherlands (van der Galien)

Spain

classic QSL from Spain

RNE Catalunya, 576. Full data e-QSL in 127 days from Mr. Catalan, for MP3 file to antonio.catalan@rtve.es (Eckhard Röscher, Germany/DX Fanzine). 

United Kingdom

Radio Panj, 1521. No-data email response from Shinda Sureela. Received in 74 days for postal report to 6 Longford Rd, Coventry CV6 6DX, United Kingdom. Email: sales@radiopanj.org (Pavanello).

Uruguay

Radio Internacional AM, Rivera 1480. QSL received via remote receiver. Full data e-QSL from Marina Josefina Paradishi, Administrator. Verification received in 25 days for e-report to adinter.rivera@gmail.com (Pradip Chandra Kundu, India/IDXC)

Shortwave

Brazil

Rádio Inconfidencia 15190. Full data e-QSL in 15 days, for Portuguese e-report to gleisonferreira@inconfidencia.com.br (Benjamin Summerville, SC)

Eswatini

TWR, 15105. Full data e-QSL in two days, for e-report to lstavrop@twr.org (Rod Pearson, FL).

Germany

QSL from HCJB Deutscheland

Radio HCJB Deutschland 5920. Full data scenery e-QSL, plus station info sheet. Received  in 65 days for e-report to info@hcjb.de (Rod Pearson, FL).

Requi Radio AM, 6070 via Channel 292. Full data e-QSL in one day for e-report with MP3 audio to http://ruquiradioam.com/formerrecepcion/(Alan Pennington, UK/BDXC)

Texas Radio Shortwave via Rohrbach Waal, 6070. Full data e-QSL in six days for e-report to texasradioshortwave@protonmail.com (Ghibaudo)

Guam

TWR Asia via Merizo, 15410. Full data  QSL, letter, and program schedule in 69 days, for e-report to asiafeedback@twr.org (Harald Suess, Austria/QSL Chasers FB).

India

Akashvani Radio 15280. Full data scenery QSL card, received by postal mail in 45 days. E-report to spectrum-manager@prasarbharat.gov.in (Sam Wright, MS).

Indonesia

classic VOI QSL 

Voice of Indonesia 4755. Full data e-QSL in two days, for e-report to voilisteners@gmail.com (Summerville).

Iran

VOIRI, 11710. Full data e-QSL for Bangla service. Received in 40 days for e-report to radiotehran982@gmail.com (Juan Carlos Perez, Spain).QSL FB)

Luxembourg

Radio Onda, Junglinster 6140. Full data e-QSL in 14 days, for e-report to ondasbl@hotmail.com (Jürgen Waga, Germany/DX Fanzine).

Radio Gloria via Radio Onda, Junglinster, 6140. Full data e-QSL from Peter Gilleker HB9JCD, Station Manager of Radio Gloria. Received in one day for German report to QSL@radiogloria.eu (Eckhard Röscher, Germany/DX Fanzine).

Madagascar

TWR, 17700 relay. Full data e-QSL. Received in six weeks for e-report to asiafeedback@twr.org (Frank Hilton, SC).

Mexico

Radio Educacion, 6185. Full data e-QSL in 28 days, for e-report to contactore@cultura.gob.mx and pcruz@cultura.gob.mx (Mario Alberto Vazquez, Mexico/NASWA)

Mongolia

VOM QSL

Voice of Mongolia, 12085. Full data e-QSL in three days, for e-report to mnb_vom@yahoo.com (Pearson).

Netherlands

Radio Classic Sunday, 5990. Partial data e-QSL in one day, for e-report to info@radioclassicsunday.com (Montero).

New Zealand

RNZ Pacific, 9700. Full data e-QSL in 20 days, for posting online at http://www.rnz.co.nz/international/qsl (Pearson).

Romania

Radio Romania International 7720. Full data e-QSL. Received in 140 days for posting program details at the website www.rri.ro/en/reception-form (Wright)

Turkey

Voice of Turkey 17580. Full data e-QSL. Received in one month for e-report to tsr@trt.net.tr (Pearson).

United Kingdom

Radio Joystick via Woofferton, 11805. Full data e-QSL. Received in one day for e-report to radiojoystick@gmail.com (Waga).

United States

RAE Argentina relay via WRMI, 15770. Full data e-QSL for Italian programming. Received in 50 days for e-report to raeitaliano@gmail.cm (Ghibaudo).

Vietnam

Voice of Vietnam, 9730. Full data QSL card and postcard by postal mail in 40 days for e-report of  French service to vovhanoi.france@gmail.com (TS Clement, OR).