read the full story at :
http://www.financialexpress.com/news/tune-in-806-fm-channels-on-way/652074/
V.O.Tazik Hindi 7245 1131 UTC 30 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/23p4ort
V.O.Tazik 7245 1146 UTC 30 May 2010 (Playing Hindi song from movie "Fanaa")
http://tinyurl.com/26c4atj
Radio Ethiopia 7165 1630 UTC 30 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/25dh6v8
UK Rocks the World 15760 1502 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/2w63nrl
V.O.Africa (Libya) 21695 1449 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/24oxpq7
RTV Marocaine 15345 1732 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/2bfkcp3
Radio Sultanate of Oman 15140 1451 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/35lkl7b
RDPI 9820 1959 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/332p7b5
RDPI 11905 1720 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/39um83d
Radio Damascus,Syria 9330 2115 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/35pdbxv
Radio Cairo 11510 945 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/37ryfap
ORTN-La Voix du Sahel (Niger) 9705 2057 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/37bf6zs
Barkulan Radio 15750 0518 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/399zkbz
RTE -Ireland 6225 2023 UTC 16 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/3xvbuyc
SARL-ARMI via Sentech 17570 0833 UTC 9 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/289rnkv
V.O.Nigeria 15120 1815 UTC 10 May 2010
http://tinyurl.com/2aupwab
Radio Democracia via TDP 21555 0945 UTC 11 Apr 2010
http://tinyurl.com/2utfx93
(ICOM R71 + 60' Longwire end fed to SWL-1G 10:1 Balun)
Daniel Sampson
www.primetimeshortwave.com
KNLS - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (Walter Eibl-D, wwdxc June 09)
Changed - 1200-1300 As 11765, 12105 to 7355, 9680
WYFR - (R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 15/22)
Added 1500-1600 Af 17580as
Added 1800-2000 ME 9830uk
Added 2100-2300 Eu 9715ae
RADIO HAVANA CUBA -
http://www.radiohc.cu/espanol/c_frecuencia/frecuencias.htm
Deleted 0500-0700 NA, LA 6000
Changed 2030-2130 LA 11760 to 2000-2100
RADIO UKRAINE - (BC-DX #970)
Added 0000-0100 NA 7440
VOICE OF RUSSIA -
Changed 0000-0200 NA 7440 to 0200-0300
WYFR - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov)
Added 2000-2100 Af 5975ae, 9450ae, 9740ae
Added 2100-2200 Af 5975ae, 9450ae, 9740ae
Changed 1600-1800 Eu 21455 to 21485
WYFR - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (DX Mix News # 633 via Alokesh Gupta, India)
Added 1300-1400 As 12155ka
Added 1700-1800 Af 11810uk
Added 2000-2100 Af 9510uk
VOICE OF AFRICA - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (wb, Germany/HCDX)
Changed 1400-1557 Af Libya 17725, 21695 to 15235, 15240
RADIO ROMANIA - http://www.rri.ro/art.shtml?lang=1&sec=20&art=30820
(Harvey Bell- WDX2RIG)
Deleted 2200-2300 NA 6015, 9610
Others updated also.
OVERCOMER MINISTRY - http://www.w4uvh.net/dxld1029.txt (Ivo Ivanov, Bulgaria, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Added 1900-2000 Eu Germany 6155
Added 1900-2000 Af,ME Germany 7425
Added 2000-2100 Eu Germany 6155
(KBS World)
Just few notes about the IOTA SWL Contest to be held the next weekend. This Contest is a worldwide event managed by RSGB from several years and the SWL Section has been picked up by the MDXC/SWL from 2006. A lot of stations will be active from several IOTAs and you can find their great number by checking the updated list of Announced Operations by NG3K at http://www.his.com/~wfeidt/Misc/iota2010.html
Not only a Contest but a good opportunity to collect new IOTAs and to try to enter in the IOTA SWL Annual Listing. The standard rules ask to submit at least 100 QSLs from different IOTAs to enter in this Listing, but there are good news. Now the SWLs participating in the Contest can submit, instead of the QSLs, the list of Contest QSO/HRDs. There are some limits (e.g. max 50 QSO/HRDs) and a not difficult procedure must be followed but this way it will be more easy to enter in the SWL Listing, the most important official Listing for SWLs, being the DXCC not available to SWLs.
You can find the above procedure, the previous results, a FAQ and the complete rules at http://www.mdxc.org/swl/
Good Contest!
Dan, I1-12387
(IW1QLA VIA SWARL)
Here is a piece of information on very unique QSL-card. The Japanese service of HCJB Australia is currently issuing different QSL-cards every month. These cards are not issued by the station HCJB in Melbourne, but by the Yodobashi Church in Tokyo.
The address for reception reports is mentioned at the end of this e-mail. Now, July edition of its QSL-card is featuring an DX-pedition held from 25th to 27th of last June. The participants of this DX-pedition are six Japanese men and held on a small island called "Katsurashima". This island, Katsurashima is located in the bay of Matsushima, near Sendai, one of the major cities in the Northeast of Japan and apart from Tokyo approximately 350 kilometers. As this island is under noise-free environment, so we hold DX-pedition once or twice every year.
This QSL-card would be issued for the reception reports in July, but if you miss to receive the broadcast within July, I suggest that you ask the Yodobashi Church to issue the July edition even after the reports in August.
Program schedule:
Japanese service of HCJB Australia:
22:30 - 23:00UTC on 15525kHz Friday/Saturday only.
The address for reception reports:
HCJB c/o Yodobashi Church,
1-17-8 Hyakunin-cho, Shinjuku-ku,
Tokyo 169-0073
JAPAN
Return postage in the form of International Reply Coupon is necessary.
Information by: Nobuya Kato (A Japanese radio hobbyist), Kanagawa, Japan
July 14, 2010
Ireland's millions of radio listeners have been told they will not have to throw their sets away after the Government vowed it would not be switching off the country's FM signal.
Britain and parts of Europe are planning to switch off their analogue signal in favour of Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB), sparking fears that the same would happen here.
Standard radios can't pick up the digital signal, which would make them, and millions of car radios, obsolete.
Full story at :
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/fm-set-to-stay-as-radio-execs-consider-digitals-future-2263311.html
More information available at :
(Jose Jacob, VU2JOS, National Institute of Amateur Radio)
In English ( Translated version) : http://tinyurl.com/37yh3md
Smt. Ambika Soni, Minister for Information & Broadcasting today inaugurated the 1st Regional Conference of Media Units in the North-East at Guwahati. Speaking on the occasion, Smt. Soni said, all efforts would be made to innovate communication tools and processes in order to address the communication needs of the North-Eastern region. For this purpose, the initiatives of the Ministry would aim to empower the people with quality information, while at the same time looking into issues related to infrastructure upgradation for Media Units, manpower requirements for enhancing information dissemination , programming and content creation for effective outreach.
Elaborating further, the Minister said, the initiative of convening the 1st Regional Conference provided a platform for comprehensive discussions on outlining the future communication roadmap for the region and facilitated a face-to-face interaction with the key Principals of the State Governments.
Such interactions also served as a guiding tool in designing the outreach programmes in the Media Units during the 12th Plan. This platform also provided an opportunity to State Governments to understand the working of the Media Units in the context of the recent policy initiatives undertaken by the Ministry for the region namely digitalisation, funds for software development, increasing the bouquet of channels under DTH services under DD Direct Plus from 57 to 97 in Phase-I , policy support for small and medium newspapers in local regional languages. The Minister specifically mentioned that media units such as Directorate of Field Publicity and Song & Drama Division would be strengthened from both the infrastructure and human resource perspective so that the awareness of Government's schemes could reach the far flung areas of the country.
In her deliberations, Smt. Soni assured the participating States that issues regarding uplinking/downlinking and quality of transmission would be addressed by the recent initiatives of the Ministry pertaining to digitalization. It was also mentioned that through the Phase-III policy of FM radio, an attempt was being made to invite the participation of private players in the segment. Incentives were being provided to facilitate the partnership of private stakeholders. Regarding the Exhibition put up by DAVP on Bharat Nirman at Kalashetra, Guwahati, Smt. Soni said, that similar exhibitions would be displayed in other North-Eastern States in due course.
This would enable the region to understand the development initiatives of the Government related to flagship schemes. The exhibition displays in local languages would enable the community to relate to key initiatives.
The Conference discussed in detail the initiatives undertaken by the Media Units for the region. For Doordarshan, the initiatives highlighted included its efforts to promote Free to Air DTH Service of 'DD Direct Plus' by distributing 25,000DTH receiver systems through the nodal officers appointed by the state government, upgrading the satellite earth stations at Kohima, Imphal, Itanagar, Agartala and Gangtok to 2+1 systems, shift from D-9 cameras and edit suites to tapeless technology, enhanced budgetary support for in-house production thereby providing opportunity for local participation and projecting local culture. Rs.25 crores has been allocated to Doordarshan for the year 2010-11.
The Directorate of Advertising & Visual Publicity outlined the initiatives taken to effectively implement the special provisions in policies for relaxation in empanelment of newspapers in North-East. Currently, 2.4% of total newspapers empanelled by DAVP are from the North -East. The region got 19.3% of the total insertions given by the Directorate. It also highlighted the measures taken to implement special provisions for empanelment of TV channels in the region.
The Directorate of Field Publicity highlighted the publicity work carried out in the remote and inaccessible areas not reached by other media. The grass-root level communication programmes in the insurgency affected areas, border areas, char island population, tribal and dominated villages was shared with the state representatives. The proposals for revitalizing the Directorate after the withdrawal of the ERC, with specific focus on the North Eastern States.
Song & Drama Division, informed the representatives of different States about the major initiatives taken by the Department in increasing the empanelment of private performing groups and artists from each State. The Department expects to double the number of such agents of public outreach in next few months. Special emphasis is being given to all those areas like Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Nagaland where there had been nil representation.
Press Information Bureau outlined the initiatives being taken in the North-East in the context of Public Information Campaigns being conducted to highlight the flagship programmes of the Government. It stated that events such as the Editors' Conference on Social and Infrastructural issues held in Guwahati on 12th & 13th July, 2010 was an attempt to sensitize the media on key initiatives being undertaken in the region.
Summing up the discussions, Secretary(I&B), Shri Raghu Menon stated that the Community Radio as an outreach tool would be strengthened in the 12th Plan. For the North-Eastern Region, the Ministry would consider the proposal of providing Seed Capital for initiating such effective outreach tools during the next Plan period. He also stated that the Ministry would address the concern of States by interacting more frequently and addressing concerns in a time-bound manner.
(PIB Press Release)
Read the full story at :http://tinyurl.com/358a2t9
AIR SW
4810 Bhopal
4837.3 Gangtok
4910 Jaipur
5050 Aizawal
9425 Bangalore
9470 Aligarh
AIR MW
531, 576, 603, 612, 621, 630, 639, 648, 666, 747, 774, 864, 972 (co-ch qrm VOA Urdu), 981, 990, 1008, 1017(co-ch qrm ), 1026, 1044, 1143, 1206, 1215, 1224, 1287, 1377, 1404, 1476, 1566, 1593.
AIR FM
102.6
Also on :
RNW : 5915, 9895, 11670, 13685 (Dutch)
RFI : 15300 (French)
REE : 12015, 15110 (Spanish)
RRI : 11970
James Robinson
guardian.co.uk, Friday 9 July 2010 17.24 BST
BBC Monitoring, the Home Office-funded body that translates media coverage from around the world, faces budget cuts and significant job losses as part of the coalition government's austerity measures.
Read the full story here :
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/jul/09/bbc-monitoring-faces-grim-cuts
Read the ful story at :
http://www.hindustantimes.com/rssfeed/mumbai/Civic-employees-will-learn-to-use-HAM-radio/Article1-570578.aspx
On a crowded concrete slab in his two-bedroom house in Lucknow's HAL township, is Dinesh Chandra's favourite toy, an amateur radio station, a Ham radio. The unit takes up the entire space on the slab, making concession only for a dancing Nataraj statue.
Full story at :
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/tuning-in-to-the-right-frequency/644794...
Walter Isaacson, Chair Walter Isaacson is President of the Aspen Institute and serves as chair of the board of Teach for America. He is the former Chairman and CEO of CNN and former editor of Time Magazine. Mr. Isaacson is the author of Einstein: His Life and Universe and Benjamin Franklin: An American Life, and the co-author of The Wise Men. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, he was appointed vice-chairman of the Louisiana Recovery Authority. Mr. Isaacson is a graduate of Harvard College and Pembroke College of Oxford University.
Victor H. Ashe Victor H. Ashe recently served as United States Ambassador to Poland from June 2004 to October 2009. He also previously served as a Tennessee State Senator and State Representative. Mr. Ashe was the longest serving Mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee, was the President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors from 1994 to 1995, and received the Distinguished Service Award for Leadership from the Mayor's Conference in 2003. He is a former member of the Americorps Board of Directors and currently sits on the Board of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the American Rivers Association. Mr. Ashe is a graduate of Yale University and the University of Tennessee's College of Law in 1974.
Michael Lynton Michael Lynton is the Chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment. He is the former CEO of AOL Europe and Chairman and CEO of Pearson plc's Penguin Group. Mr. Lynton is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and serves on the boards of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Rand Corporation. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Business School and is proficient in French, German and Dutch.
Susan McCue Susan McCue is President of Message Global, a strategic advocacy firm she founded in 2008 for social action campaigns. She was the founding President and CEO of The ONE Campaign to combat extreme global poverty and was Chief of Staff to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid from 1999 to 2006. Before that she held numerous communications positions in government and campaigns. She is currently Vice Chair of Humanity United and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. A New Jersey native, Ms. McCue is a graduate of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J., with degrees in economics and journalism.
Michael P. Meehan Michael P. Meehan currently serves as President of Blue Line Strategic Communications, Inc. and as Senior Vice President at Virilion, a digital media company. He also served as the first President of BGR Public Relations, LLC. For over two decades, Meehan served in senior roles for U.S. Senators John Kerry, Barbara Boxer, Maria Cantwell and former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, two presidential campaigns, two U.S. House offices and congressional campaigns in 25 states. Mr. Meehan earned a B.A. in political science from Bates College.
Dennis Mulhaupt Dennis Mulhaupt is founder and managing director of Commonwealth Partners, Inc., providing advisory services to philanthropic institutions and families. He previously served as Executive Vice President at KCET in Los Angeles, a west-coast flagship public broadcasting and media company. Earlier in his career, he was Vice President at Claremont McKenna College; Vice President for Medical External Relations at Stanford University; and Senior Associate Dean in the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences at the University of Southern California. Mr. Mulhaupt received his B.A. from the University of Southern California and an M.Phil. in international relations and criminology from Cambridge University.
Dana Perino Dana Perino is the founder of Dana Perino and Company, a strategic communications firm, a member of the Burson-Marsteller Global Strategy Team, and a Fox News Contributor. She is the former White House Press Secretary to President George W. Bush. She is the creator of Minute Mentoring, a program helping young women entering the workforce, and a member of the ONE Campaign's Women's Advisory Board, Mother's Day Every Day, Running Start, and Pets2Vets. Ms. Perino served in the U.S. Justice Department, was Director of Communications for the White House Council on Environmental Quality, and worked for Representatives Dan Schaefer (R-CO) and Scott McInnis (R-C). She holds a M.A. in Public Affairs Reporting from the University of Illinois - Springfield and a B.A. in Mass Communications
from Colorado State University - Pueblo.
S. Enders Wimbush S. Enders Wimbush is Senior Vice President at the Hudson Institute. From 1987-93, he served as Director of Radio Liberty in Munich, Germany. Mr. Wimbush has worked for Booz Allen Hamilton, Science Applications International Corporation, and the Rand Corporation as a consultant, strategist and analyst of international security issues, and for Runzheimer International as director of communications. Earlier Mr. Wimbush directed the Society for Central Asian Studies in Oxford, England. In addition to dozens of policy studies, Mr. Wimbush is the author or editor of seven books. Mr. Wimbush studied for a PhD at the University of Chicago, where he received his A.M. from the Committee on International Relations. He holds a B.A. in History from the University of Massachusetts at Boston.
The Broadcasting Board of Governors is an independent federal agency, supervising all U.S. government-supported, civilian international broadcasting, whose mission is to promote freedom and democracy and to enhance understanding through multimedia communication of accurate, objective, and balanced news, information, and other programming about America and the world to audiences overseas. BBG broadcasts reach an audience of 171 million in 100 countries. BBG broadcasting organizations include the Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, the Middle East Broadcasting Networks (Alhurra TV and Radio Sawa), Radio Free Asia, and the Office of Cuba Broadcasting (Radio and TV Marti).
(BBG Press release)
1200-2200 on 1296 ORF 300 kW / 096 deg to Benelux
1800-2200 on 5915 MDC 250 kW / 255 deg to South Africa
1700-2200 on 5935 PHL 250 kW / 200 deg to Indonesia, AUS and Indian Ocean
1700-2200 on 5950 WER 500 kW / 210 deg to Europe and Scandinavia
1700-2200 on 9895 NAU 500 kW / 230 deg to SW Europe
1800-2200 on 11670 WER 500 kW / 120 deg to SE Europe and Middle East
1800-2200 on 11905 SAC 250 kW / 240 deg to US East Coast
1800-2200 on 13640 SAC 250 kW / 272 deg to US and Canada
1800-2200 on 13685 NAU 500 kW / 165 deg to Central and East Africa
1700-2200 on 15310 BON 250 kW / 320 deg to Caribbean and Florida
1800-2200 on 15475 GUF 500 kW / 196 deg to South America
1700-2200 on 17535 BON 250 kW / 080 deg to Atlantic Ocean and West Africa
( Ivo Ivanov via Wolfgang Bueschel)
Read the TOI report at :
4760 AIR Port Blair sign on at 1825 UTC
4775 AIR Imphal sign on at 1030 UTC
4810 AIR Bhopal sign on at 1130 UTC
4837.3 AIR Gangtok sign on at 1800 UTC
4910 AIR Jaipur sign on at 1130 UTC
5050 AIR Aizawal sign on at 1825 UTC
9425 AIR Bangalore sign on at 1320 UTC
9470 AIR Aligarh sign on at 1320 UTC
Also on several MW stations like:
540,549,576,603,612,621,666,684,747,774,864,972,981,990,1008,1017,1044,1143,1161,1269,1287,1377,1404,1566,1594.
Reports to : spectrum-manager@air.org.in
(Jose Jacob, VU2JOS, National Institute of Amateur Radio , Hyderabad )
To find VOA Hausa programs on your mobile device go to http://hausa.voa.mobi/
VOA's New Media Director Rebecca McMenamin says, "The explosion of mobile phone use around the world makes the technology a perfect match for the delivery of news and multi-media content, and VOA is working to bring all of its 44 languages onto the mobile platform."
McMenamin says, "The Hausa Service mobile site will offer not only news, but also health information. We think this can be very useful to our audience."
The Hausa language is spoken by about 60 million people, most of them in the West African nations of Nigeria, Ghana and Niger.
The VOA Hausa Language Service reaches an estimated weekly audience of about 21 million with its line-up of newscasts, discussion shows, diverse stringer reports, interviews, feature programs, and special reports covering a wide variety of issues.
To get VOA in English on your mobile device, type http://english.voa.mobi into the browser on your phone. For other available languages, navigate to http://voa.mobi and select from the list.
(VOA Press Release)
BBC World Service expanded its reach on new platforms last year in the
face of a dramatic drop in global shortwave listening trends,
according to the BBC World Service Annual Review for 2009/10,
published on 5th July.
The Review provides information about BBC World Service's performance
during a year of major news events such as the earthquake in Haiti and
the elections in Iran and Afghanistan.
During the year, BBC World Service attracted around 9 million new
viewers to its television, online and mobile services, in addition to
new listeners to BBC radio programmes through local FM and medium wave
radio partner stations in a number of countries.
This increase came despite a loss of 20 million short wave radio listeners during the year, reflecting the increasing global decline in short wave listening.
Overall, BBC World Service drew a weekly multimedia audience of 180 million across television, radio, online and mobiles – an eight million decline from the previous year. In his foreword, BBC World Service Director Peter Horrocks said: "The headline figures only tell part of the story. The strategic move into Arabic and Persian television channels has been vindicated."
The estimated BBC Arabic television audience was up 3.5 million, making it the largest BBC's largest language service with an audience of 22 million across all platforms, while BBC Persian has an estimated 3.1 million viewers in Iran. Commenting on the effectiveness of BBC World Service, he added: "We are only beginning to appreciate the full impact of our journalism on local media and even on the course of events."
He also cited the impact of citizen journalism on BBC World Service, especially during the disputed elections in Iran, when BBC Persian was receiving up to eight user-generated items a minute and traffic to its online site was up 155%: "BBC World Service will be a standard-setter in the new platforms and the new spaces, just as it has over the years in radio."
Other review highlights:
- Online performance was up 39% to 7.3 million unique users.
- BBC World Service launched 18 new mobile sites in 2009/10, attracting 4 million page impressions.
- Independent research continues to indicate that BBC World Service's reputation for providing unbiased and objective news and information is stronger than that of any other international radio competitor in most markets surveyed.
- BBC Global News – which includes BBC World Service, BBC World News television and the BBC's international news online services – had a record global weekly audience of over 241 million during 2009/10. Peter Horrocks became Director, BBC Global, News in February 2010.
- BBC World Service's Grant-in-Aid funding during 2009/10 was £268m.
(BBC World Service International Publicity)
http://www.hindustantimes.com/BBC-to-shut-down-Asian-Network/Article1-567804.aspx
http://www.sabydeelao.com/2010/06/second-radio-station-in-capital.html
Full story at :
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2010/07/05/2010070501064.html
Swara, an initiative of former journalist Shubranshu Choudhury, enables the tribals of Chhattisgarh to tell their version of stories, in their language and through a medium accessible to them.
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/columns/Sevanti_Ninan/article498530.ece
http://www.allindiaradio.org/NIT/Tenderenquiry-13/18006010.html
This procurement process is the start of the AIR's digitalisation plan of ensuring DRM Digital radio coverage for the entire country, thereby providing better and more robust radio services to the listeners.
Earlier this year, AIR had placed orders for the purchase of two 1000 KW DRM capable transmitters which are now being made ready for inspection and delivery. These MW transmitters can be operated in DRM mode, in analogue or in simulcast mode and provide coverage to very large areas in the Indian subcontinent. The transmitters have been manufactured by Thomson Broadcast & Multimedia, A.G.
And recently All India Radio has also confirmed the purchase of 6 mobile DRM transmitters of 10 KW each which are AM/DRM ready. These containerized transmitters are meant to be used in disaster management CASES as they can be easily transported to the affected areas by air/rail/road. A 60 meter medium wave mobile mast goes in another container which can be easily erected together with the transmitter and start broadcasting as and when required. These transmitters are being supplied by M/S Riz, Croatia.
(Source : DRM Consortium)
The frequency is 17.2 kHz CW.
Start-up and tuning of the transmitter about half an hour before the transmissions.
Reports are welcome and will be confirmed by QSL-cards.
QSL reports can be given via:
- E-mail to: <mailto:info@alexander.n.se>info@alexander.n.se
- or fax to: +46-340-674195
- or via SM bureau
- or direct by mail to:
Alexander - Grimeton Veteranradios Vaenner,
Radiostationen, Grimeton 72,
S-430 16 ROLFSTORP, SWEDEN
Note: SAQ is now a member of the Swedish Amateur Association (SSA)
and "QSL via bureau" is OK.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Village-students-to-tune-in-to-English-lessons-on-radio/639679/
Read the Radio World story here : http://www.rwonline.com/article/102920
