WRVA Richmond VA 1140

This is a very rare catch at my place. I think I have logged it twice the last 20 years! Ruth Stoutermire verifies my reception with a very brief email.

Radio Ambato 930

This station was logged September 7 2011. It was a total surprise to me. Two Canadians and LV de Bogota seems to be logged all the time. I sent a report to Gerente Mario Barona V. who sent me a friendly letter. Henrik Klemetz also contacted Sr Barona by phone and tried to convince him to send a message to "En Vivo". Sorry to say but I read the mail after the message was sent. After a tremendeous work Henrik Klemetz received a studio recording. You can find it here: http://www.box.net/shared/m3cvjdsio96rkh7ks3ka. The voice is not Sr Barona but Jorge from the department of sports. Many thanks  to Mr Barona and to  Henrik for making this possible.

Radio Pachatusan Sicuani Perú 1240

Nice email from Jose Luis Quintasi Valer verifies my reception of Radio Pachatusan. José recommended me to listen to their webb stream at http://pachatusanradio.blogspot.com

WDER Derry NH 1320

I think this is a nice catch. I have only logged them once, early September 2011. I received a brief email from GM Bill Blount confirming my reception.

Oxigeno Pasto 1130 AM

This station was logged with a clear ID September 5 around 0310 UTC . Quite a catch as  Radio Vida and Radio Ideal are dominating this channel. Claudia Ortega, the directora of Caracol Radio in Pasto verified my reception.

WTWK Plattsburgh NY 1070

This is my #700 QSL from North America in the AM band. Time to celebrate. WTWK was heard in the beginning of September with night time operation. It identified as Bloomberg 1070. V/s was John Domigan Champlain Radio Group.

Radio Centro México DF 1030

Last week I found the contact information to Luis Cepero Alarcón the veriesigner of Radio Centro. I found it on the blogg of Mauricio Molano, Salamanca, Spain! Thank you Mauricio and Luis!

SAQ Grimeton 17,2 kHz

On July 2nd 2004, Grimeton Radio Station was appointed a World Heritage on UNESCO World Heritage list. It was constructed after WWI in order to cover communication across the Atlantic Ocean. They have special transmissions a couple of times each year. Read more This is the heart of the 17,2 kHz longwave transmitter, called the Alexandersson alternator, weight 50 tons!

Emisora Cultural Universidad de Antioquia 1410

This is heard from time to time but no QSL until last week. V/s Carlos González Restrepo programador, My thanks to Fredrik Dourén for v/s info.