This week has been one of the more successful ones when it comes to verifications. A number og follow-up reports turned out to give good results – even better than I had expected.
These are the ones I have received this week – all by e-mail.
Since February 1 I have received a few verifications – all by e-mail – not previously reported here. Among them is a verification from a station from Georgia, which is a new state for me.
These are the verifications I have received between February 1 and September 19, 2011:
A short note just in case some of you have been wondering what is going on – or should I say NOT been going on – here. I have been busy with a lot of other non DX-related things since April or thereabout, but after a highly successful ADXS2 I am now ready to spend much of my time on the DX hobby again. I have some unreported QSLs to tell about, and I will write an update within a few days. Please stay tuned! :-)
I would also like to express a big THANK YOU to everyone participating in the ADXS2 in Kongsfjord 9. – 11. september. As said, an extremely nice event it was indeed, and it was really great to meet you all.
These are the verifications I have received in January. As usual the stations are sorted by frequency. All verifications were received by e-mail, although I except a QSL card to arrive from CBC in Regina, SK. WXXI Rochester NY sent some stickers in the mail after having verified my report by e-mail. Let me also mention that I have received a verification from Virginia, which is a new state for me.
First of all A Happy New Year and the best of wishes for 2011 to all my readers!
Again a long silence, but here is the list of verifications I have received in 2010, not already mentioned in this blog. Again the list is sorted by frequency. Most verifications were received by e-mail. Most stations heard in Kongsfjord, with a few exceptions like 560-WQAM and 1380-WNRI which was heard at Lista.
It’s a long time since I reported a new verification from Hawaii, or from elsewhere, for that matter. But today is the day to wake up the blog and write a few words, thanks to Dave Footitt at KUAU!
As some of you will know, I am currently participating in this year’s KONG DXpedition – namely KONG20. Without going too much into what we have heard so far, I can tell you that KUAU’s signal is now among the strongest Hawaiians, after their transmitter upgrade.
I sent a report to the station this morning, and had a nice reply from Dave Footitt within minutes. Thank you, Dave!
After my last posting I have continued working on my various recordings. I have had some reponses, but (of course) not as many as I would prefer. These are the verifications received, as usual sorted by frequency. E-mail, if not stated otherwise.
OK, again a long time of silence, but it is time to break it by presenting the list of received verifications here since February 1st. As usual I sort the stations by frequency. Stations are KONG loggings unless mentioned.
OK, it is time to summarize the verifications received during January. Not many, but at least one representing a new state for me – Arkansas.
Continue reading “New verifications in January”
These are the verifications I received during the last weeks of 2009. All stations verified via e-mail, and one of them also sent a QSL card in addition. Listening QTH in parenthesis.
It’s a shame, but the no new posts have been published to this blog since February 9 this year. The situation is, I have had my focus on other things than DX-ing for a while.
As we all know; a blog without new content soon becomes a blog without readers. A blog without readers is a dead blog. And who need a dead blog? Nobody.
I began some weeks ago to “upgrade” this website with a new look and some new functionality, which I hope you all will find useful.
And – I have in fact received a few verifications since I published something here in February.
Then we should be up to the current status. But be prepared for more! :-) I returned home from a most successful DXpedition to Kongsfjord a few days ago, and I have just begun investigating my recordings from that DXpedition. Even though I guess most of you already have read the weblog from KONG19, I definitely recommend those who haven’t read it to take a look.
One of the rarer catches, one could say. “540 WFLA” (WFLF) was heard on October 25, 2008, during a DXpedition to Lista in south-western Norway. A nice e-mail received last week confirmed my reception of the station.
“That’s us”. This is the text in an e-mail I just received from Blake Messer at KIFW, in response to a follow-up report. The station was heard during KONG17.
Well … It is now 2 – TWO – months since my previous update here. Shame on me!
OK, a few verifications have arrived here recently.
December brought four verifications:
WTMJ honoured me with a friendly letter and a nice T-shirt. The other three verifications were all e-mail responses. WNAM was in response to a KONG15 logging, while the others were heard during KONG17.
So far in January I have received these e-mail verifications:
WFTL was heard at Lista in October 2008, while the three others were KONG17 loggings. Florida is a new state in my QSL collection.
I have received a few more verifications since the beginning of last week. They are:
In addition to the North American stations, I have also received a verification from Japan: Eagle 810 in Tokyo.