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Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Radio St. Helena broadcast set for Nov. 15

Radio St. Helena Day 2008 will be broadcast on 11092.5 KHz in USB on Saturday, 15. November 2008 as follows:


All times UTC Target areas



20:00 - 21:00 Japan
21:00 - 22:30 Europe
22:30 - 23:30 North America

Because of the very long "Revival" and "Double-Anniversary" transmissions in 2006 and 2007 and the especially heavy workload at Radio St. Helena during the entire second half of 2008, it was decided that RSD 2008 would be reduced to the above schedule. It is hoped that the times have been chosen so that reception in all areas will be acceptable.

The QSL procedure is the same as in 2006 and 2007, and the QSL address is :
Radio St. Helena , P.O. Box 93
Jamestown , St. Helena


www.sthelena.se/radioproject/Broadcast_Times_2008.htm
www.sthelena.se/
MARCELO VILELA BEDENE
DX CLUBE DO PARANÁ
http://www.dxclube.com.br/

Radio St. Helena: new alternate postal route for all letters to RSH

Dear Friends of Radio St. Helena,
In an attempt to avoid the well-known and unfortunate problems with the reception reports sent to Radio St. Helena for the Radio St. Helena Day shortwave broadcasts in the past years since 1998, an alternate postal route has been sought. With the considerable help of and excellent suggestions by the Postmistress , Mrs. Henry, and her assistant, Mrs. Benjamin, of the Ascension Island Post Office, an alternate postal address and path has been found .

Therefore, ALL LETTERS to Radio St. Helena may be sent to the following
address.

Radio St. Helena
P.O.Box 93
Jamestown
St. Helena Island
STHL 1ZZ

--- Via AIRMAIL ----
Via United Kingdom and Ascension

VERY IMPORTANT:
The "new" part of this address is the last few lines, and it is
"essential" that this address be written exactly this way.

IMPORTANT :
Be certain to use enough postage on the letter, as if you were sending
the letter to the remotest part of the world. This is even true for
listeners in the UK.
With best greetings,
Robert Kipp 11. November 2008
(Rich D'Angelo/NASWA Flash Sheet)