eQSL Card from Radio Merlin int from 01.01.2025 on 6275 khz from 09:55 - 10:05 utc

 eQSL Card from Radio Merlin int from 01.01.2025 on 6275 khz from 09:55 - 10:05 utc 

eQSL Card from Dechovka Radio (Relay) from 16.01.2025 on 6290 khz from 15:45 - 16:20 utc

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eQSL Card from SM Radio Dessau on 6070 khz from 12.01.2025 from 12:00 - 13:00 utc from Rohrbach Waal with 10 KW and also from 12:00 - 13:00 utc on 6095 khz from Nauen Germany 🇩🇪 with 100 KW

 eQSL Card from SM Radio Dessau on 6070 khz from 12.01.2025 from 12:00 - 13:00 utc  from Rohrbach Waal with 10 KW and also from 12:00 - 13:00 utc on 6095 khz  from Nauen Germany 🇩🇪 with 100 KW 

eQSL Card from Star Radio from 12.01.2025 on 7590 khz from 10:20 - 10:40 utc

eQSL Card from Star Radio  from 12.01.2025 on 7590 khz from 10:20 - 10:40 utc 

eQSL ,s Card from Radio Batavia int from 12.01.2025 on 6295 khz from 15:55 - 16:20 utc

 eQSL ,s  Card from Radio Batavia int from 12.01.2025 on 6295 khz from 15:55 - 16:20 utc 

eQSL ,s Card from Radio Batavia int from 12.01.2025 on 6295 khz from 15:55 - 16:20 utc

 eQSL ,s  Card from Radio Batavia int from 12.01.2025 on 6295 khz from 15:55 - 16:20 utc 

eQSL ,s Card from Radio Delta from 12.01.2025 on 6170 khz 07:35 - 08:20 utc on 12085 khz from 12:45- 13:20 utc

 eQSL ,s  Card from Radio Delta  from 12.01.2025 on 6170 khz 07:35 - 08:20 utc on 12085 khz  from 12:45- 13:20 utc 

Today, we have a remarkable reception report that truly stands out. The sender is Marco Hommel from Bretnig, Germany, and he experienced something unique while tuning into our frequency.

It was a crisp morning on January 5th, 2025, at 08:10 UTC. Marco was using an ATS25 Max Decoder, coupled with a 5.6-meter Groundplane antenna. The setup, although not the latest technology, proved to be exceptional due to the unique location.

Picture this: the snow lightly falling on the slopes of the Waaserberg, where Marco has set up his receiver. At 600 meters (1,969 feet) above sea level, this elevated position offers a perfect vantage point, allowing for superior signal reception that would otherwise be hindered in lower terrains. The breathtaking views and serene atmosphere of the Waaserberg create a wonderful backdrop for this radio adventure.

Initially, Marco received us on 6.170 kHz with a SINPO rating of 35443. He described the reception as good, providing him with a delightful mix of instrumental and Polka music, accented with the lively talks that Radio Delta is known for. Later, at 12:10 UTC, he tuned into our frequency on 12.085 kHz. This time, the signal was even stronger, boasting a SINPO of 45544, and the audio quality was exceptionally clear.

Thank you, Marco, for sharing your experience with us! Your connection from the beautiful heights of Bretnig serves as a reminder of the power of radio to connect people across distances, transcending geography and technology.

ATS25-MAX-DECODER-TUNE 

Thanks to Aart