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RADIO VERONICA
from 10th Aug. 1964 on
1562 kHz, 192 m.
2308-2359 GMT
SINPO 4 4 4 3 3
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RADIO CAROLINE
from 11th August 1964
on 1520 kHz,
197.5 m.
0001-0116 GMT
SINPO 4 4 4 3 4
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Radio Caroline from 11th Aug. 1964 on 1520 kHz, 197.5 m. Two audio clips from the very beginning of July 1964, when she was steaming north from Harwich to Ramsey, off Isle of Man to become Caroline North.
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ON THE MOVE
CAPTAIN'S MESSAGE
Station ID
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RADIO LONDON (Big L)
from 19th October 1965 on
1133 kHz, 266 m
1910-2002 GMT
SINPO 5 3 4 4 4
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RADIO LONDON XMAS CARD
Radio London Radio London
Christmas Card signed by Mark Roman
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Personally signed Radio London Christmas Card from Mark Roman
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RADIO 390
Radio 390 from 2nd November 1965
on 773 kHz, 388 m
2306-0002 GMT
SINPO 4 4 4 3 4
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LISTEN
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RADIO SCOTLAND
from 8th January 1966 on
1241 kHz, m
0000-0200 GMT
SINPO 4 4 4 3 3
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![Radio Scotland (QSL No. 79) Radio Scotland (QSL No. 79)](https://hobbyradio.se/img_qsl/scotland.jpg)
Radio Scotland from 8th January 1966 on (1241 kHz, my record) 1236.5 kHz, 242 m. According to the broadcast were they at that time anchored 4 miles off Dunbar, Scotland. The transmitter was an Ampliphase 10-20 kW with a half-wave inverted V dipole arial.
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STATION ID
NORTHERN LIGHTS
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RADIO CAROLINE SOUTH
FROM 16th November 1965
1300-1330 GMT
on 1495 kHz, 199 m.
2306-0002 GMT
SINPO 4 4 3 4 4
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STATION ID
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RADIO CAROLINE NORTH
FROM 11th April 1966
1300-1330 GMT
on 1520 kHz, 199 m.
0000-0000 GMT
SINPO - - - - -
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MURPH THE SURF
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RADIO CAROLINE NORTH
FROM 11th April 1966
1300-1330 GMT
on 1169 kHz, 256 m and 1187 kHz, 253 m.
0000-0000 GMT
SINPO - - - - -
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RADIO CITY
from 26th July 1966 on
1034 kHz, 290m
2223-2303 GMT
SINPO 4 3 4 3 4
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STATION ID
ED MORENO JULY 1966
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RADIO ENGLAND
BRITAIN RADIO
from 5th September 1966 on
1320/845 kHz, 227/355 m
2237-2321 UTC
Radio England and Britain Radio on one ship.
SINPO 5 5 4 4 4
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MY OWN JINGLE
JINGLE (1)
J. WALKER JINGLE
WALKER LEAVING
BRITAIN RADIO
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RADIO ESSEX
from 1967 on 1349 kHz, 222 m
on 1349 kHz, 222 m.
0000-0109 GMT
SINPO 3 3 4 2 3
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Vince Allen aircheck from October 1965
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RADIO NORTH SEA
INTERNATIONAL
from 24th Sep. 1970 on
9940 kHz, 31 meter band.
0910-1003 GMT
SINPO 4 4 4 3 4
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Very special, one off QSL! It is from the close-down of the 31 m service on that day 1003 GMT.
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CLOSEDOWN 9940 kHz
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RADIO NORDZEE
INTERNATIONAL
from14th February 1971 on
6204 kHz in the 49 meter band.
1300-1500 GMT
SINPO 4 3 4 3 3
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This was the official start of the 49 m band service.
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RADIO NORDZEE INTERNATIONAL
Special QSL Card
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Radio Nordzee from 24th March 1971 on 6205 kHz, 49 meter band
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RADIO NORDZEE
INTERNATIONAL
NORTH SEA GOES DX
from25th August 1974 on
6205 kHz in the 49 meter band.
0800-0957 GMT
SINPO 4 4 4 3 4
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Special QSL Card from 31st Aug. 1974 on 6205 kHz, 49 meter band. Location given as 52N 10' 2'', 4E 12' 4''. From yet another close-down of RNI.
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![LISTEN LISTEN](https://hobbyradio.se/img_jpeg/listen.jpg) Station ID
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Nostalgia
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RADIO NORD
from 1961 to 1962 on
602 kHz in the MW band.
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A photo from August 1965 of a Radio Nord QSL Card. Super reception from my Stockholm QTH, but for some reason I never managed to get their QSL card! I took this picture in 1965.
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(The sound is not yet ready...)
![LISTEN LISTEN](https://hobbyradio.se/img_jpeg/listen.jpg) Lyssna!
Jingle
Station ID
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RADIO NORD 50
years jubilee on
6060 kHz in the 49 m band.
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A QSL card from the 50 years Anniversary on 8th March 2011 of the start of Radio Nord in 1961. Difficult reception on Short Wave 6060 kHz from my Biberstein (Switzerland) QTH
I monitored the transmission on 8th March 2011 from the start in the morning until late at night the same day.
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RADIO SYD
88.3 / 89.6 MHz on FM.
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I heard Radio Syd a couple of times when travelling through Helsingborg in southern Sweden. Once I stayed overnight in a hotel i central Helsingborg and I hooked up a piece of wire to the Philips Philetta and could listen almost without noise. In the car I used a home made FM radio with a pulse-counting detector. This receiver was not the most sensitive construction I've seen, but it could be used to hear Radio Syd travelling south from Helsingborg along the west coast of Sweden.
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RADIO 270
on 1117 kHz, 270 m
on Medium Wave
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Radio 270 could be heard frequently at my location in Stockholm, but its signal was mostly full of interference.
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Television DX
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TV Snapshots from my old QTH in Stockholm in the 60's
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USSR
on CH2
in Band I
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![USSR 08.06.1962 USSR 08.06.1962](https://hobbyradio.se/img_qsl/k2ussr.jpg)
A weak signal from USSR could often be seen in the summertime from across the Baltic Sea on Channel 2.
This photo was taken on th 8th of June 1962.
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RAI (Italy)
in Summer 1964
on CH2 in Band I
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![RAI Summer 1964 RAI Summer 1964](https://hobbyradio.se/img_qsl/k2rai.jpg)
A weak signal from Italy in the summertime by sporadic E on Channel 2.
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NRK (Norway)
31st October 1964, 1400 UTC
on CH7 in Band II
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![NRK 31.10.1964 NRK 31.10.1964](https://hobbyradio.se/img_qsl/k7tvt.jpg)
A steady signal from Norway on CH 7 in Band II on 31st October 1964. This reception is a bit of a mystery, as the signal was steady over a fairly long period that day.
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Sounds From Space
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VOSTOK 3 (USSR)
13st August 1962, afternoon
on 20008 kHz
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Received just by chance on (or about) 20008 kHz when Kosmonaut Nikolayev and his space capsule Vostok 3 passed over Scandinavia in the afternoon of the 13th August 1962. (Couldn't see him, though!)
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NIKOLAYEV
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CHINESE SATELLITE
9th May 1970, afternoon
on 20.0 MHz
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The first Chinese satellite playing a Chinese chart topper! Heard on short wave near 20.0 MHz for a few weeks in the beginning of May 1970, until it went more and more weird and finally died. This recording is from 9th May 1970 in the afternoon.
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SPACE MUSIC BOX
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