I was very pleasantly surprised to have a beautiful QSL waiting for me upon my return from Rarotonga, Cook Islands recently following my reception of the 50 kW station, KRVN 880 of the Nebraska Rural Radio Association. It's a full sized 8x10 QSL with full details, and signed by Rodney V. Zeigler, Director of Engineering. Along with the QSL, Rod also sent a sticker and schedule and personal letter. For whatever reason, KRVN was heard on several nights in Rarotonga, making it the most regular US mainland station heard while I was there. It was fun listening to the station late in the evening in the Cook Islands lying in bed, or sitting on the veranda only using my small Eton e100 receiver with a Gary Deboeck modified external ferrite rod antenna. Many thanks to all for alerting Rod of my reception down there, and to KRVN for sending the goodies my way! 73,....Walt _______________________________________________ IRCA mailing list [email protected] http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca
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