Bible Voice

Reception report was sent on 06 May 2012 and the QSL was received in 18  May 2012, so it came in  12 days. The reception report was for the broadcast from 22 April 2012 on 6130 kHz between 18:02-18:30 UTC and it was sent via email. The transmission originated from Nauen, Germany.

Address: mail@biblevoice.org

PanAmerican Broadcast

Reception report was sent on 21st April 2012 and the QSL was received in 11  May 2012, so it came in  20 days. The reception report was for the broadcast from 21st April 2012 on 15205 kHz between 14:15-14:30 UTC and it was sent via the form available on their site. The transmission originated from Nauen, Germany.

Address:
http://www.radiopanam.com/qslreports.php

Brother Stair

Reception report was sent on 23 April 2012 and the QSL was received in 9  May 2012, so it came in  16 days. The reception report was for the broadcast from 21st April 2012 on 13810 kHz between 15:00-15:29 UTC and it was sent via priority mail along with 1 IRC. The transmission originated from Wertachtal, Germany.

Address:
P.O. Box 691, Walterboro
SC 29488, USA

Raio Murski Val

Reception report was sent on 23 April 2012 and the QSL was received in 4  May 2012, so it came in  11 days. The reception report was for the broadcast from 18 December 2011 on 648 kHz between 18:00-18:30 UTC and it was sent via priority mail along with 1 IRC. The transmission originated from Murska Sobota, Slovenia.

Address:
Ul. Arhitekta Novaka 13
SI-9000 Murska Sobota
Slovenia

Radio Canada International

Reception report was sent on 21 April 2012 and the QSL was received in 2  May 2012, so it came in  11 days. The reception report was for the broadcast from 19 April 2012 on 15330 kHz between 20:02-20:30 UTC and it was sent via E-mail. The transmission originated from Sackville, Canada.

Address:
info@rcinet.ca

Radio Bulgaria

I don't remember when I sent this reception report, as I forgot to write the date, but the QSLs came in mail in 23 April 2012. The reception report was for the broadcasts from 31 January 2012 on 747 kHz, 1224 kHz and 7400 kHz and it was sent via priority mail with 1 IRC. The transmissions originated from Vidin (1224 kHz), Petrich(747 kHz) and Plovdiv (7400 kHz). Unfortunately the transmitters aren't mentioned on QSLs.

Address:

P.O. Box 900

1000 Sofia, Bulgaria

Radio Free Asia

Reception report was sent in 31 March 2012 and the QSL was received in 10  April 2012, so it came in  10 days. Along with the QSL there was a frequency schedule, fact sheet, a sticker and a nice pocket agenda. The reception report was for the broadcast from 31 March 2012 on 11945 kHz between 22:00-22:30 UTC and it was sent via the form available at http://www.techweb.rfa.org/. The transmission originated from Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands.