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Radio Delta AM

Reception Reports

Vintage shortwave receiver and tuning meter – Radio Delta AM
Radio Delta AM

QSL & Reception Reports

Shortwave Signals Across Europe
Heard Radio Delta AM on shortwave? Send your reception report, receive your Radio Delta AM eQSL and help us understand how our signal travels across Europe and beyond.
Your reports help keep shortwave alive

Every reception report tells part of the story

Every confirmed report helps document how Radio Delta AM shortwave signals travel across Europe and beyond.

Reception reports
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Total confirmed reports in the listener database.
Confirmed listeners
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Individual listener records represented on the map.
Countries
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Countries represented by confirmed reports.
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Average rating submitted with reception reports.

Latest reception report

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Radio Delta Listener Recognition

Your confirmed reports build your listener status

Every confirmed reception report counts towards your personal Radio Delta Listener Recognition. Dedicated listeners are recognised automatically as their collection grows.

View Listener Recognition on the map →
● Silver Listener
25–49 confirmed reports
● Gold Listener
50–99 confirmed reports
◆ Platinum Listener
100+ confirmed reports
There is nothing to register. Your status is calculated automatically from your confirmed Radio Delta AM reception reports and appears on your Listener Record and eQSL confirmation.

How to receive your Radio Delta AM eQSL

A few clear details are enough to validate the broadcast and prepare your confirmation by email.

1

Listen

Note what you heard: music, jingle, announcement or programme detail.

2

Add basics

Include the reception date, UTC time, frequency and your location.

3

Add SINPO

SINPO helps us compare signal quality under real listening conditions.

4

Share setup

Receiver, antenna, audio clip or photo are optional but very valuable.

5

Receive eQSL

Correct reports are confirmed by email with your Radio Delta AM eQSL.

Submit your reception report

Fill in your reception details below. Check the Broadcast Schedule for the scheduled frequency and UTC time. Broadcast Schedule →

Email
Please enter only your city or town. Do not enter street name, house number or postal code. Example: Berlin, Hamburg, Grefrath, London, Paris.
Example: 45444
How did you listen?
Did you receive Radio Delta with your own radio/antenna, or through a remote SDR/WebSDR?

Technical Reception Details (optional)

Share your receiver and antenna details to help Radio Delta compare real-world reception, frequencies and propagation conditions.
Which receiver did you use?
Which antenna did you use?
Optional details about your antenna setup.
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How much did you enjoy today's Radio Delta programme?
Tell us where you listened from, what you heard, and your setup. If we feature it, we’ll credit you (and it may be mentioned on-air)
Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload You can upload up to 4 files.
Upload up to 4 photos, audio clips, short videos or PDF documents (maximum 50 MB per file). Original quality is preferred. We’d love to see your receiver, antenna, listening location and Radio Delta memories.

Your report helps us learn

Listener reports become real-world reception data for the Radio Delta AM shortwave community.

Reception

Real signal reports

SINPO, UTC time and location show how our signal behaves across Europe and beyond.

Equipment

Receivers and antennas

Receiver and antenna details help explain differences between reception reports.

Community

Map, recognition and analytics

Your report can build the Listener Map, grow your Listener Recognition and contribute to Listener Analytics and future stories.

Help keep shortwave alive

Radio Delta AM combines Five Decades of Music, Radio Stories, Record and its Story and listener voices from the shortwave community. By sending your report, you help document reception, build the Listener Map, grow your Listener Recognition and keep the spirit of shortwave radio alive.