BELGIUM, OSU Oostende Radio, 518, NAVTEX, no data map QSL card and
letter in 255 days for English report via airmail and 1 IRC. V/s Walter
Philipsen. Very nice sized card with history on the back. Station is
actually OSU versus OST, which, according to the history on the card,
ceased to be used after 1930.
USA, WEEU, Reading, Pennsylvania 830, no data confirmation letter in 317
days for English report via First Class mail with US $1.00 return
postage and follow-up via certified mail in English with US $1.00 return
postage. QSL received 12 days after follow-up. V/s: John Engle, Chief
Engineer. John apologized for missing my earlier report and related
that at the time I heard them, there was lightning damage to tower 4's
ATU and they were only operating with 1.5kW and they were running their
daytime ND pattern. Also sent coverage pattern print-outs.
73,
Al Muick
Williamsport PA USA
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