Hello, radio enthusiasts! On Sunday, February 23rd, you’re tuning into a fresh broadcast from Radio Delta on 9800 kilohertz. Today, we invite you to join us for an entire day filled with the delightful sounds of Radio Delta, connecting you to the world.
Recently, our team conducted exciting tests on 21 Mhz. This frequency is renowned for its ability to cover extensive distances, making it an excellent choice for reaching audiences across different continents, including South America, Asia, Africa and even North America. Interestingly, while 21 Mhz is primarily used for international communication, it can also provide robust reception within Europe. This adds a unique versatility to our broadcasts, allowing our audience to enjoy top-quality transmissions while connecting with listeners around the globe. With 21 MHz, you can expect clearer sound and less interference—an experience that’s as enjoyable as it is informative.
This weekend, we’re putting the spotlight on the legendary band, The Golden Earring. Every hour, you’ll hear captivating stories about this iconic group from The Hague. We’re thrilled to celebrate The Golden Earring on shortwave radio, not only because of their immense musical legacy but also due to their deep connection with fans worldwide. Their music has transcended generations, making it an outstanding choice for our listeners today.
Returning to the airwaves, Erik brings back his beloved program, Shortwave Serenade, starting at 15:00 UTC, which means our Finnish Request program will shift to 17:00 UTC to accommodate our loyal listeners. In other radio news, this past week marked the anniversary of the launch of the first satellite radio station back in 2001. This historic event transformed how we experience radio, showcasing its evolution over the years with nationwide broadcasts and diverse programming.
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