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Radio Nacional del Paraguay
Guyana Broadcasting Service
5950 kHz
La Voz de Chile
Radio Sutatenza
Rádio Nacional da Amazônia
Rádio Voz Missionária
Rádio Brasil Central
RádioBrás
Radio Surinam International
via Rádio Brás
Radio Aparecida
RAE
Radio Vanuatu
Radio Tahiti
Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation – SIBC
ABC and NBC Port Moresby
Radio New Ireland
Radio East New Britain
KFBS
FEBC Radio International
Radio New Zealand International
Radio New Zealand International has been a mainstay on the shortwave bands for many decades. They used to make it to my listening post in Spokane quite well in the wee hours of the morning around 1970. They are a reliable verifier and can be reached only by their web site or by email, as they no longer accept postal mail reports.
Over the years they have issued some nice QSL cards, a few of which you can see below (scroll down). I am listening to them right now on their Pacific area service on 9765 kHz. Think I will send them a report and see what comes back.
FR3 Nouméa
Radio Kirabati
RRI Sorong – 4875 kHz
Reach Beyond – Australia
HCJB Australia
ABC Lyndhurst
VL8T – Tennant Creek
VL8K – Katherine
VL8A – Alice Springs
ABC Perth
ABC Brisbane
Caribbean Christian Radio
Turks and Caicos
Not sure if Caribbean Christian Radio in the Turks and Caicos is still on the air. Heard them in 2005 with a special DX test transmission. They were able to make it to my listening post with KDKA nulled. Received this nice QSL from them for my report.
Radio Paradise
St. Kitts
Radio Zinica – Nicaragua
XERMX Radio Mexico
XETRA 690 kHz
X-TRA Music
Tijuana, Mexico
XETRA 690 Tijuana, Mexico was the first non-USA AM/MW station for which I received a QSL card. They would blast into Spokane over top CBU Vancouver with their “Beautiful Music” format. Fifty years ago in January 1970, they responded with the QSL card seen here. If I remember right, I sent the report simply to “X-TRA Music, Tijuana, Mexico” and the reply was postmarked in San Diego, California The station on the channel now is a Chinese/Asian format using the call letters of XEWW.
