Tuning into VOSR International’s Global Broadcasts

In the contemporary shortwave landscape, few programs manage to sustain the rigor, passion, and commitment to the technical community quite like VOSR International. Broadcasted and verified from Hawaii, this show has firmly established itself as one of the premier programs dedicated to DXing and radio communications worldwide. It offers high-value content for both veteran listeners and utility communication enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of propagation and shortwave broadcasting.

Behind this remarkable effort is the prominent broadcaster Jeff Silvers, whose deep dedication to radio and exceptional kindness toward his audience are widely recognized across the bands. In addition to its excellent production quality, the station stands out within the DX community for its strict and serious approach to verifying reception reports. Every valid report is meticulously processed and confirmed directly from Hawaii, making their QSL confirmations highly prized pieces in any technical collection.

For those looking to log this outstanding program, here is the comprehensive guide to active schedules and frequencies, presented strictly in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC):

Thursdays

• 1800 UTC | Frequencies: 3975 kHz and 6160 kHz
  Relayed via Shortwave Gold from Lower Saxony, Germany.

Fridays

• 0200 to 0400 UTC | Frequency: 5995 kHz
  Transmitted via relay facilities in Taiwan.

Saturdays

• 0200 UTC | Frequency: 5850 kHz
  Relayed via WRMI in Okeechobee, Florida, USA.

• 0200 to 0400 UTC | Frequency: 5995 kHz
  Transmitted via relay facilities in Taiwan.

• 0300 UTC | Frequency: 9455 kHz
  Relayed via WRMI in Okeechobee, Florida, USA.

• 2300 UTC | Frequency: 15770 kHz
  Relayed via WRMI in Okeechobee, Florida, USA.

Submitting Reception Reports (QSL)

Given the technical rigor with which VOSR International evaluates incoming correspondence, readers are highly encouraged to draft their reports using the classic SINPO code. Please include details regarding your receiver, antenna setup, and specific programming notes that definitively validate the log.

All digital reception reports should be sent directly to the official email address:

 Email: vosrint@yahoo.com

Long live Shortwave!

Author: Moreno Villarroel

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