CKGA Gander NL 650

CKGA in Gander, Newfoundland, is one of the most commonly heard North American radio stations here. The station can be heard almost every night in the winter season on its frequency 650 kHz, provided you have a decent radio and antenna of course. CKGA is part of the VOCM Radio Network in Newfoundland and simulcasts [...]

CKNB Campbellton NB 950

 
CKNB in Campbellton, New Brunswick, is by far the most common North American radio station on 950 kHz at my place. General Manager David Montgomery sent me a brief e-mail confirming my report from the November 2007 trip to Lista yesterday. CKNB had a huge signal on 950 kHz all nights on this DX pedition.

HJJZ Radio Manantial 1310

I have been trying hard to get a verification from Radio Manantial in Bogotá, a station which I have heard several times at Lista on 1310 kHz. A few years ago, I also heard this station when the station Colorín Color Radio used this frequency. Radio Manantial can occasionaly be heard at Lista beating the [...]

WPHT Philadelphia PA 1210

Marc Rayfield, SVP Market Manager/General Manager of WPHT-AM, sent me an e-mail last Saturday confirming my reception of WPHT in Philadelphia on 1210 on the November 2007 DX pedition to Lista.
At Lista, WPHT is the most commonly heard station on 1210 kHz along with VOAR in Newfoundland. On a southernly location such as Lista, however, [...]

SER Radio Santander 1485

Another station responding to a follow up sent a few days ago was SER Radio Santander in Santander, Spain. The station says they receive quite a number of e-mails and letters from “radioaficionados” in the Nordic countries every year. Radio Santander is an easy catch here in Norway on 1485 kHz, but getting a reply hasn’t [...]

CJRS Montréal QC 1650

The summer holidays have resulted in very few reception reports being sent, and as a result the number of QSLs has of course also dropped significantly (in July the number was zero). I sent out a couple of follow-ups yesterday, one of them resulted in a brief confirmation in French from CJRS President Founder Robert [...]