May is almost here, and time for a preview for the worldwide blog readers, what I will covering on the shortwave scene in the May issue of Monitoring Times.
The May column of QSL Report features a reminder of amateur radio's popular Logbook of the World. It remains the largest repository of amateur radio log records, and the numbers are climbing. You too can be a part of this alternative to QSLing via amateur radio from ARRL.
May's QSL's represent contributors verifying stations from five amateur radio stations, Austria, FM and four medium wave stations. Hungary, Iceland, Japan, followed by that elusive QSL catch Voice of Korea in Pyongyang, North Korea. VOK is not verified often and the results may surprise you. Radio Romania, a special St. Helena Day verification via Danish SW Club, one utility QSL and Venezuela's Radio Amazonia.
Radio Cultural Coatan in Guatemala kicks off the May Broadcast Logs at 0215 UTC, followed by an impressive list of numerous world stations from 27 countrys.
MT's center Shortwave Guide includes the latest A07 English frequencies to keep you band scanning for hours. Thanks to our readers for their kind comments on MT's Shortwave Guide being the best source for current 24-hour frequency schedules. .
May is almost here, so don't miss out on another great issue! To learn more about MT please visit www.monitoringtimes.com
Gayle Van Horn
The May column of QSL Report features a reminder of amateur radio's popular Logbook of the World. It remains the largest repository of amateur radio log records, and the numbers are climbing. You too can be a part of this alternative to QSLing via amateur radio from ARRL.
May's QSL's represent contributors verifying stations from five amateur radio stations, Austria, FM and four medium wave stations. Hungary, Iceland, Japan, followed by that elusive QSL catch Voice of Korea in Pyongyang, North Korea. VOK is not verified often and the results may surprise you. Radio Romania, a special St. Helena Day verification via Danish SW Club, one utility QSL and Venezuela's Radio Amazonia.
Radio Cultural Coatan in Guatemala kicks off the May Broadcast Logs at 0215 UTC, followed by an impressive list of numerous world stations from 27 countrys.
MT's center Shortwave Guide includes the latest A07 English frequencies to keep you band scanning for hours. Thanks to our readers for their kind comments on MT's Shortwave Guide being the best source for current 24-hour frequency schedules. .
May is almost here, so don't miss out on another great issue! To learn more about MT please visit www.monitoringtimes.com
Gayle Van Horn