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This week, Radio Delta can be tuned in on 6110 kHz and 12.030 kHz shortwave frequencies. For a detailed schedule, visit our broadcast schedule. As spring approaches, we are gearing up for some outdoor antenna adjustments for both frequencies to enhance your listening experience. The studio has also undergone some minor improvements to ensure top-notch broadcasting quality.
We are thrilled to announce that we are nearing 500 subscribers on YouTube! If you haven’t already, make sure to subscribe to our channel “Radio Delta International” to enjoy more engaging content.
Special Reception Shoutouts:
Important Note:
Radio Delta will be off-air in Week 14, Week 15, and Week 16. Stay tuned for our return after this short break. Enjoy listening and feel free to share any special contributions or feedback with us. Happy tuning!
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Hello to all at Radio Delta International! I live in Whitstable, Kent, U.K. near Canterbury and I discovered your station today!
The magic of radio to me is discovery and I discovered a pearl today!
I use only a domestic receiver and it is not a strong signal, although you have two frequencies and I only received 6110KHz so far.
I will be optimising my receiver so I can year you better and I look forward to hearing a lot more of you!
I very much appreciate your international outlook in the current times in which we live.
I subscribed to your YouTube channel but it’s much more exciting to listen to your AM broadcast.
Kind regards,
Peter
Thanks for the nice report and the discovering of Radio Delta.
Yes, Radio Delta is now a must for me on shortwave on Sundays. When I heard the first broadcasts on 6020 and 6060 Khz, I was excited about this station because you don’t just feel like an anonymous listener, but rather as part of a growing community and everyone is warmly welcome. The selection of music and the new section with Thomas on the story behind music titles makes Radio Delta almost unique. The “Aart goes DX” show is always a highlight of the program and you notice how the station is on equal terms with its listeners.
Thank you very much for this great gift, which is given to us from Elburg on 6110 kHz and 12030 khz for a few hours at the weekend.
Best wishes,
Dieter