Monday 13 April 2020

My very first e-QSL card from TWR- Trans World Radio.


Two weeks ago, I received KTWR radio on SW 11965kHz (English), SW 9910kHz and 12120kHz (Chinese) from Agana, Guam in Malaysia (Balakong, Selangor).

After that, I visited TWR- Trans World Radio official website and saw there is QSL form. Therefore, I filled up the receiving details of the radio station in Malaysia on the website.

Here is my very first e-QSL card from TWR- Trans World Radio that I received officially. Thanks to TWR - Trans World Radio for e-QSL card.


I'm Philip Yong, would like to wish TWR- Trans World Radio a happy broadcasting by sharing the nice and interesting stories to the whole world.
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12 comments:

  1. -13 April 2020 at 14:33

    Selamat pagi Philip,
    I am from Thailand and I like to DX the AM stations from SE Asian countries, too bad there is none from your country.
    For the FM, the best I could do is 50 km and usually in rural areas.
    Do you need any special equipments for receiving the Thai stations? Because Trang is quite far from the border.

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    1. Philip DXing Log13 April 2020 at 15:32

      The most powerful station from Trang is FM 103.0MHz, where i received in Malaysia via the car radio receiver.

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    2. Philip DXing Log13 April 2020 at 15:33

      FYI, Malaysia has no AM stations... But southern Thailand can receive Malaysia radio stations.

      Satun and Southern Trang receive Langkawi radio

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  2. -13 April 2020 at 14:42

    To clarify my question, I mean that I saw you can receive radio stations from Trang, Thailand and VN, do you need equipments?

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    1. Philip DXing Log13 April 2020 at 15:30

      In Taiping, Malaysia, my friend just received by using Lenovo/ZTE phone with earphone as antenna during tropospheric propagation.

      For my DXing radio stations from Thailand and Vietnam, I received via TECSUN PL-380 radio receiver.

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  3. -13 April 2020 at 14:43

    By the way in Northeastern Thailand I can sometimes receive radio from Laos.

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  4. Anonymous18 April 2020 at 19:45

    I don't live in the south, but the northeast can also get radio from Laos.

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  8. Anonymous18 April 2020 at 19:49

    When I went to Hatyai, I remember watching TV3 and ntv7 with analog TV.

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  9. Anonymous18 April 2020 at 19:50

    Also in Northeastern Thailand could get Laos TV on Analog TV

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