Just found your station on the University of Twente Streaming SDR (WebSDR). From there I found your Internet web-page, via the chat room, and have been listening to great music from the days of old.
I Will be looking for you on 6085 KHz and the other broadcasting frequencies you use.
I am from Sierra Vista, Arizona, USA. I Wonder if I could ever hear you on my Icom IC-R75 Receiver? Probably Not! Thank God for the Internet!
Since I live across the Big Pond and clear across the US, does using WebSDR qualify for a QSL Card? Just wondering.
Have a great day, good luck, and keep the music coming.
73, Richard
Admin reply: Hi Richard, great hearing from you and we’re glad you like our music, it is quiet a unique collection indeed!
Never say never, we may be heard across that pond once again when we have a special event high power broadcast from another transmitter as we have done in the past. We’re planning one around coming Christmas, alsthough a date has not been set yet.
I've send you our digital QSL, we have a print version as well, send us your address if you want us to send you one.
Best wishes Lion Keezer
Added: September 15, 2018
Name: Diego Cerri From: Boca Italy E-mail: Contact
Dear Sirs, Today, Saturday 15 september 2018, I listen to your station 'Radio Mi Amigo International', here in the northern Italy town of Boca, near Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta, approx 80 km. from Milan.
My receiver is an old NordMende transistor set model "Transita Automatic" from middle sixties, fully restored by myself, battery powered.
Your signal on 6085 kHz here is medium intensity and affected by fading. SINPO = 35534
I send in attachment two recordings of Your transmissions, taken with a smartphone via microphone placed next to the receiver.
The first recording taken at approximately 12:00 UTC (14:00 CEST); The second taken at 12:15 UTC (14:15 CEST)
In attach also tha photo of my set playing your station and a Google view indicating the geographical position of my town.
If you can confirm, an e-mail QSL to my address is very very very welcome. cerri.diego@gmail.com
If you can, a traditional QSL postcard via "snail" mail is also very welcome.
Its fantastic programming pleases me very much here in great Brazil SP, hugs to all. - OUÇO DIARIAMENTE E FANTASTICA A PROGRAMAÇÃO ESTOU EM BRASIL SP GRANDE ABRAÇO A TODOS.
Added: August 13, 2018
Name: Andy Linton From: Kilkenny, Ireland E-mail: Contact
Hi, listening here in Kilkenny, Ireland today on 6085 - signal about S7 with some static discharges, but perfectly audible.
Receiver here is an Icon 7400, antenna a half-wave folded dipole.
Good to hear you!
I'm curious - what power is the transmitter, where is it located, and are you licensed?
Thanks! Keep up the good work!
Andy
EI2HH
Added: August 10, 2018
Name: Matt Nicholson From: Peterborough UK E-mail: Contact
Hello there, Tuned in today at 11.50hrs on a small Tecsun R9012 with external wire antenna clipped onto the whip. Weather at the moment is cloudy and near raining, signal isn't brilliant but just enough to hear. Loving your work!
Hi Guys, It's pretty nice to listen to your transmissions. Specific the Andy Gordon show, hope he will get two hours in the morning, instead of the one he now covers. It brings back the good memories.
Hi Used to listen to Radio Mi Amigo in the seventies and just discovered your on air....listening via the web and finding the music a refreshing change from other sources....
I am happy to inform you that today I was able to listen to your broadcasts on 6085 kHz at 15.40 UTC up until 16.35 UTC. I am receiving you near the city of Udine, Itay (about 650 km from Kall-Krekel), on a Sangean 909X using an indoor tuned magnetic loop antenna.
The signal was coming in with not too much interference but with frequent intervals of high static which made the listening quite hard. I could recognize that at around 16.15 UTC you played Soul Bossa Nova and at 16.28 Joanna but otherwise I could not recognize any other song, surely also for lack of knowledge on my side.
I hope you will be so kind to send me a QSL card and I'll be more than happy to participate in your Winter competition draw.
Kind regards, Luca Boschian
Added: July 15, 2018
Name: Thomas Witkenkamp From: Deutschland E-mail: Contact
Hallo Mi Amigo, Ich höre dich gerade ( 15.7.18 ) um 11:20 UTC auf 6085 MHz mit meinem Grundig Satellit 700 und eingebauter Teleskopantenne. Sinpo 44333.
Es wurde ein Empfangsbericht aus Köln vorgelesen. Dann kam Werbung auf Deutsch für einen holländischen Campingplatz.
Name: Richard
From: Sierra Vista, Arizona, USA
Hi Everyone,
Just found your station on the University of Twente Streaming SDR (WebSDR). From there I found your Internet web-page, via the chat room, and have been listening to great music from the days of old.
I Will be looking for you on 6085 KHz and the other broadcasting frequencies you use.
I am from Sierra Vista, Arizona, USA. I Wonder if I could ever hear you on my Icom IC-R75 Receiver? Probably Not! Thank God for the Internet!
Since I live across the Big Pond and clear across the US, does using WebSDR qualify for a QSL Card? Just wondering.
Have a great day, good luck, and keep the music coming.
73,
Richard
Admin reply: Hi Richard, great hearing from you and we’re glad you like our music, it is quiet a unique collection indeed!
Never say never, we may be heard across that pond once again when we have a special event high power broadcast from another transmitter as we have done in the past. We’re planning one around coming Christmas, alsthough a date has not been set yet.
I've send you our digital QSL, we have a print version as well, send us your address if you want us to send you one.
Best wishes
Lion Keezer