This blog is about listening to the radio and not only about the reception of QSLs. So I’d like to share this nice surprise.
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Aasiaat Radio in Greenland was my most remote log on 2187.5 kHz. Until last night when all of a sudden Bangkok Radio from Thailand showed up on DX-Atlas. I have received Bangkok Radio a couple of times on 12 Mhz but never on 2 MHz.
With a DSC message they responded to a test call from bulk carrier “BASS” near Banda Aceh on its way from Sikka, India to Singapore.
Unfortunately I don’t have an email address of Bangkok Radio, and I couldn’t find recent QSLs on the internet. But if you have info, feel free to drop it in the comments.
I also received them too and sent an email to tmd@metnet.tmd.go.th asking for it to be forwarded. I’m not sure if this works.
Hello Jürgen, I was considering doing the same – but did not actually do so. Curious to see if your approach works! Thanks!
I have found an email ads: bangkokradio@nc.ntplc.co.th
I’ve sent an email to this ads and received no notifications of failed delivery, so I think it should work. No answer so far, though…
73 de IZ0CDM Rob
I have had news of Bangkok Radio confirming a reception report with an email (no QSL) with v/s YvesZor. Ads is bangkokradio(at)ntplc.co.th.
Thanks, also got it from Nestor a few days ago. Report on my 2 MHz sent, no reply yet.
Today I received a fully detailed email to QSL my reception of Bangkok Radio on 2 MHz. Thanks to Nestor Damiab Fischetto and Roberto for the address info. Will make a dedicated blog entry later.