On a crisp morning of November 24, 2024, Jordan , an avid amateur radio listener and deer, settled in his cozy home in Santa María de los Llanos, Cuenca, Spain. With his trusty Philips D2935 receiver and a 20-meter wire antenna raised high, he was determined to capture a rare broadcast. His goal? The enchanting sounds of Radio Delta AM on 6170 Khz.

Early in the day, at 08:18 UTC, Jordan turned the knobs of his radio and listened attentively. To his delight, he received a clear and vibrant signal, boasting a SINPO rating of 35333 the transmissions were crisp, with occasional fading, which was not unusual for this frequency.

The music, a vibrant mix of various genres, filled the air with lively melodies. Jordan was overjoyed as he began identifying the songs playing:

– 08:18 UTC: Break Out by Mario Mathy
– 08:22 UTC: Verdammt Ich Lieb Dich by Franco de Lago
– 08:25 UTC: Time Is Tight by Andre Brasseur, accompanied by an ID for Radio Delta
– 08:29 UTC: Romantica by Stemmingmakers
– 08:33 UTC: Cyber People by Void Vision
– 08:40 UTC: Happy Time by Tanzorchester
– 08:45 UTC: Aimable Grub an Kiel
– 08:48 UTC: A King of Magic by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

As seconds turned into minutes, Jordan reveled in each piece of music, transported by the soundwaves to past memories and dreams. It was as if the music not only filled the space around him but also resonated within his very soul. However, like all good broadcasts, his musical journey had to end. By 08:52 UTC, the signal began to fade, and Radio Delta’s live transmission slowly disappeared into the ether.

Jordan realized that this was not just a listening experience – it was an adventure. He had listened to Radio Delta many times before, but today he felt compelled to express his appreciation by sending a reception report. He penned his thoughts on paper and requested a QSL confirmation to acknowledge his reception.

Thus, his account for the day came to a close. With his meticulous reception details noted and heartfelt gratitude penned down, he prepared to take the next step.

This was more than a simple report; it was a connection between him and the world of radio stations that intertwined across the days, from the music to the voices that filled the airwaves. Jordan understood that he was not alone – every listener, every broadcast formed part of this beautiful, intangible community of radio enthusiasts.

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3 thoughts on “The story of Jordan from Spain

  1. So, wie Jordan, ist es wohl schon vielen Hörern von Radio Delta International ergangen. Diesen Sender zu hören ist immer wieder ein Erlebnis und ist ein fester Bestandteil beim Radiohören auf Kurzwelle und man wird unwillkürlich ein Fan dieses Senders.

  2. What a wonderful story. Greetings to Jordan in Spain and welcome to the world of Radio Delta.

    73 from Germany, Dieter

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