Premier Radio Int eQSL

 

First eQSL for 2026 comes from Premier Radio International. The station from Ireland is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. You can read more about station on the website http://www.premierradio.ie/

Many thanks for the eQSL. 

Radio Balconia eQSL

 

Radio Balconia is normally heard among the Dutch pirates on medium wave. But yesterday I picked him up on shortwave, using just eight watts. He sent some images of his antenna and studio and this eQSL. 

Many thanks. 

Central Radio Int eQSL

 

An eQSL received from Central Radio International. Many thanks. 

Buurman en Buurman and Uniek eQSLs

 

Buurman en Buurman was a joint broadcast between Radio Uniek and De Derde Man. 

Many thanks for the eQSLs. 

Radio Uniek eQSL

 

Thanks to Radio Uniek for this new eQSL after recent reception of the station. 

Radio Uniek eQSL

 

A new eQSL from Radio Uniek for reception this month. Many thanks.

Radio Blackstone eQSL

 

An eQSL from Radio Blackstone who was testing his audio on Saturday evening. Many thanks.

Radio Professor Sickbock eQSL

 

An eQSL from Radio Professor Sickbock. In an email the operator said he uses a 3000 watt Greek transmitter, usually running at 2000 watts with an inverted L antenna. He also sent some photos of his studio. Many thanks.

Radio Uniek eQSL

 

Many thanks to Radio Uniek for another great eQSL. 

Studio 29 eQSL

 

An eQSL received from Studio 29 who I heard on 5880 kHz on Thursday. He was using low power of 1.5 to 2 watts but hopes to increase power to 20W. Address is studio29shortwave@gmail.com

Many thanks!

Radio Uniek eQSL

 

An eQSL from the Dutch medium wave pirate Radio Uniek for reception on 1620 kHz. Many thanks. 

Radio Magdalena and Premier Radio Int eQSLs

 

A couple of eQSLs received recently - Radio Magdalena from Germany and Premier Radio International, who will be 50 years old next year! 

Many thanks.

Radio Overdrive and Radio Cuckoo eQSLs

 

A new UK station on shortwave is Radio Overdrive who I heard with a weak signal last weekend on 6250 kHz. But the station operator is no stranger to the shortwave free radio scene. In the 1970s and 1980s he operated a station called Radio Corsair.

Recently Corsair celebrated its 50th anniversary with a special broadcast on FM. But he is hoping to get Corsair back on to shortwave.

On August 9 and 10, Overdrive will be doing a special broadcast to mark the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs. It will be on 9940 kHz from 4pm to 8pm using the name "The Peace Pirate." Special QSLs will be provided for correct reports. 

There is more information about Corsair and Overdrive on the website: https://sites.google.com/view/radio-overdrive

I also have received an eQSL from Radio Cuckoo, from Ireland. The station was heard with a good signal on Tuesday.

Many thanks for these eQSLs!

Radio Uniek eQSL

 

A new eQSL received from Radio Uniek who I heard a couple of times this month. Many thanks. 

Radio Uniek & Radio Derde Man eQSL

 

I've received a new eQSL from Radio Uniek, who were heard on Saturday evening with a joint broadcast with another MW pirate Radio Derde Man. 

Many thanks.

Radio Ijsvogel eQSL

 An eQSL received from Radio Ijsvogel (Kingfisher). He uses 200 watts in to a longwire antenna. I heard him heard on Thursday at 2049 UTC on 1646 kHz. Many thanks for the great QSL. 

Radio Badger eQSL

 

An eQSL has been received from new British station Radio Badger who has been heard regularly on 6040 kHz. The station can be contacted at radiobadgeruk@gmail.com or via their website radiobadger.co.uk

Many thanks!

Radio WDR eQSL

 

Radio WDR is one of the most active pirates on shortwave at the moment. I received an eQSL from the station after hearing them on Saturday evening on 5800 kHz. Their email is radiowdr@gmail.com

Many thanks.

Radio Uniek eQSL

 

A great eQSL from the Dutch medium wave station Radio Uniek who I heard on April 9. Many thanks Chris and Linda.

St Patrick's Day eQSLs

 

St Patrick's Day eQSLs from two Irish stations - Premier Radio International and Radio Cuckoo. Many thanks.