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General Category => General Radio Discussion => Topic started by: Chanter on March 10, 2016, 0110 UTC

Title: some QSLing assistance needed
Post by: Chanter on March 10, 2016, 0110 UTC

Okay, I'll make a long story as short as I can, here.  I snagged a broadcast from HCJB Voice of the Andes (Quechua service into Waodani service, for the curious, 6050kHz) a day or two ago, and I've been searching for a postal address for the station since!  I cannot for the life of me find where in the world, or more accurately where in Ecuador, to send them an actual paper reception report.  What can I say?  I'm an old-fashioned paper QSL kinda YL.  The HCJB/Reach Beyond website isn't much help, to be frank.  Any relevant posts I've found elsewhere are either old, connected to HCJB via another country, or both.  Mostly both. 

So anyway.  Does anyone have current postal address info for the actual Voice of the Andes outlet of HCJB/Reach Beyond/whichever? 

Title: Re: some QSLing assistance needed
Post by: Skipmuck on March 10, 2016, 0114 UTC

Don't know if this is accurate, but at the very bottom of the page is a postal address...Good luck!
http://radiohcjb.org/

Title: Re: some QSLing assistance needed
Post by: myteaquinn on March 10, 2016, 0243 UTC

In the WRTVH 2016 it looks like:

Jacinto de la Cuava
Oe4-33, y  Av. Brasil
Quito, Ecuador

Perhaps that will work.

Title: Re: some QSLing assistance needed
Post by: Chanter on March 10, 2016, 0349 UTC

Thanks, folks!  If the WRTH offering doesn't work, I'll try the other. :)