By TJ on September 28, 2007
An e-mail with a nice, full data verification attached as a Word file just arrived from Eric Goldberg at Clear Channel Engineering in Toledo/Defiance, Ohio. This came as a response to a letter report I had sent some days earlier. First, I sent my report via e-mail to the local engineer at WSPD. He responded, complaining about all the e-mail reception reports he receive, and denied to verify reports sent that way. Therefore I had to do a new attempt, trusting the old royal postal service this time. Well, it worked, and it worked great. Thank you to Eric Goldberg for confirming my October 2006 reception of WSPD!
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By TJ on September 18, 2007
Second QSL today! I just received the verification to another KONG15 reception report. This time a brief e-mail from Program Director Bud Nameck at KXLY confirmed my reception of that station on October 19, 2006.
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By TJ on September 18, 2007
Nice e-mail this morning from Chief Engineer Joseph Seibert who confirmed my reception of KYUK in October 2006. 2nd verified Alaska station in quite short time. Let’s hope it continues that way – I have more reception reports out. :-)
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By TJ on September 8, 2007
Yes, now and then a QSL drop in. This time it was an e-mail from the Chief Engineer at KLGN in Logan, UT, Cliff Smith, who kindly confirmed my October 21, 2006, reception. Yet another KONG15 logging. Thank you very much, Cliff!
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By TJ on September 4, 2007
I have really been waiting for this one, and finally … After several attempts via e-mail, I finally sent the station a letter via the royal old postal service, with a CD enclosed. And this time it worked! I just received a most positive e-mail from Patrick Frisch, AM Operations program Manager, who kindly confirmed my October 20, 2006 reception of the station. First station verified from one of the more difficult states to hear. KKOB was found on a two-hour recording which mainly contained … surprise! … CHQR, as well as KTTH. KKOB faded up for about 45 seconds with a liner saying “this is the mcdonald’s extra point show on newsradio 770 KKOB,” to quote Mr. Frisch.
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