Ohessa muutama linkki jo aiemmin ilmoittamiini vastauksiin, joita on saapunut Navtex- ja HFFAX- asemin raportoinnista:
 
http://peditio.net/utility/YaBB.pl?num=1161779568
 
http://peditio.net/utility/YaBB.pl?num=1161779568/2#2
 
http://peditio.net/utility/YaBB.pl?num=1161779568/3#3
 
http://peditio.net/utility/YaBB.pl?num=1165912459/1#1
 
-RKA

Navtex QSL from Cyprus Radio/5BA, I received this email from station today 16th of October 2009:  
 
 
"CYPRUS RADIO"
 
RADIOMARITIME SERVICE
 
P.o. Box 24929
 
NICOSIA - CYPRUS
 
 
 
 
 
To: MR RAIMO KARJALAINEN
 
 
 
ANSWER TO RECEPTION REPORT
 
 
 
Dear Sir,
 
Thank you very much for the reception report of the NAVTEX,
 
on one of our transmissions on 8th of October 2009
 
 
 
Details are given below:
 
Assigned Frequency
 
518KHz
 
Aerial Height
 
160FT
 
Call sign
 
 
 
Direction
 
OMNI - DIR
 
Service
 
Ship Shore /RT
 
Remarks
 
 
 
Transmission / Type
 
FSK
 
Yours Faithfully
 
 
 
ANASTASIOU
 
MARIOS
 
 
 
O/C "CyprusRadio"
 
 
 
Power (KW)
 
1KW
 
 
 
Aerial Type
 
T-AERIAL
 

 
EDIT in 3rd of November 2009:
 
I received also conventional QSL- card in last week from Cyprus,
 

 
-RKA

Navtex QSL from Korea Navtex/ HL, I received this email from station today 23rd of October 2009:
 
 
Dear Karjalainen
 
How are you doing, sir?
This is Miss Cho who is working at Korea Coast Guard.
I received your surface mail on "Reception report NAVTEX station "HL"
Broadcast on 518 KHz.
Thanks for your interest and compliment about Korea Coast Guard's Blueguard
hompage http://www.blueguard.go.kr
I want to confirm that Korea Coast Guard (Korea Navtex) received your mail.
 
Sincerely
 
Cho, Ahyoung
 
Police, SAR Cooperation Team
Search & Rescue Division
Korea Coast Guard
 
TEL: +82-32-835-2694
FAX: +82-32-835-3309
CEL: +82-10-2963-1765

I received conventional QSL- card and letter from Miami FL/ NMN in 2nd of Nov.:
 

 
Here is copy of NMN letter:
 
http://peditio.net/utility/rka/NMN_Miami_FL_letter.pdf
 
 
EDIT in 5th of November 2009:
 
Front page of NMA QSL- card

 
Back side of NMA QSL- card

 
And information of NMN- area stations of NMA, NMG and NMF

 
 
 
 
-RKA

Hi, I sent E-mail to Bermuda Navtex- station Duty Officer in last evening at 2030 UTC. Reply was come very quickly, at 2158 UTC they was sent, Email from station to my mailbox:  
 
 
Hello Raimo,
Thanks for the email regarding reception of our NAVTEX transmissions, very interesting to see you receive the messages so far away. I can confirm that the messages originated from our Navtex transmitter on Cooper island in the Bermuda Islands. The messages are segments from our local weather forecasts that we propagate to shipping that passes close to Bermuda. Usually we would expect vessels with normal antennae to receive this information no further than a few hundred miles from our station. I can also confirm that we have not received any air mail from you at this time.
Please let me know if we can be of further assistance.
Regards
Duty Officer
Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre
 
EDIT 16th of Dec. 2009:
 
I received email from Bermuda in yesterday, 15th of Dec.:
 
Raimo,  
 
I now confirm receipt of your Air Mail letter concerning signals received from our Navtex station.  
 
Please note that our radio call sign is now ZBR (Changed from ZBM a few years ago)
 
It is great to hear our transmitter is doing such a great job and reaching as far away as Finland.  
 
For your records our station details are as follows:
 
Station I.D: Bermuda Radio / ZBR  
Transmitter: Danphone Futronic (1 KW) presently running on 490 watts.  
Antenna: Triple T suspended between two masts at Cooper's Island, St. Davids.  
 
We also have a second transmitter on standby if need be. Signals are then feed to our station approximately 3 miles away via radio link.  
 
Regards,  
Denis Rowe  
Chief Radio Officer
Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre / RCC Bermuda  
www.marops.bm  
 
 
 
 

Hi, I received today afternoon, five different Email from Mr. Mehmet Colak, Director of Turk Radio conserning five separate Turk Radio Navtex QSLs!
 
For example the first mail letter confirm my reception report of transmissions of TAL Antalya Turk Radio:
 
 
 
Raimo Karjalainen 18 NOV 2009
 
FINLAND
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
REF: your letter on date 08 Nov 2009
 
 
 
 
 
Thank you for your kind interest to our station. Your report of reception of TAL-ANTALYATurk Radio
 
Transmissions on 08 Nov 2009,490 khz at 0038 UTC NAVTEX-MESSAGE , has been checked with station log for date mentioned and is duly verified herewith.
 
Thanks and regards
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Mehmet ÇOLAK
 
Director of Turk Radio
 
 
 
2nd mail:
 
 
REF: your letter on date 08 NOV 2009
 
 
 
 
 
Thank you for your kind interest to our station. Your report of reception of TAH-0stanbul Turk Radio
 
Transmissions on 08 NOV 2009,on 518 Khz at 0035 UTC NAVTEX-MESSAGE , has been checked with station log for date mentioned and is duly verified herewith.
 
 
3rd mail:
 
 
REF: your letter on date 08 NOV 2009
 
 
 
 
 
Thank you for your kind interest to our station. Your report of reception of TAF-SAMSUN Turk Radio
 
Transmissions on 08 Nov 2009,on 518 Khz at 2140 UTC NAVTEX-MESSAGE , has been checked with station log for date mentioned and is duly verified herewith.
 
 
 
4th mail:
 
 
REF: your letter on date 08 NOV 2009
 
 
 
 
 
Thank you for your kind interest to our station. Your report of reception of TAN-0ZM0RTurk Radio
 
Transmissions on 08 Nov 2009,on 518 Khz at 2125 UTC NAVTEX-MESSAGE , has been checked with station log for date mentioned and is duly verified herewith.
 
 
5th mail:
 
 
REF: your letter on date 08 NOV 2009
 
 
 
 
 
Thank you for your kind interest to our station. Your report of reception of CYPRUS Turk Radio
 
Transmissions on 08 Nov 2009,on 518 Khz at 2238 UTC NAVTEX-MESSAGE , has been checked with station log for date mentioned and is duly verified herewith.
 
 
 
 
 
-RKA
 

Just in same day, 23rd of November 2009, as I received Email conserning QSL from MRSC MALIN/ EJM, I received this letter from email from MRCC Falmounth, see this pdf- file:
http://peditio.net/utility/rka/MRCC%20Falmouth.pdf
 
Some comments, which I find from letter ;  
 
My call is OH6JKN not UH6JKN and my listening post, QTH is in Finland, KP22xk (62°25'19"N 025°57'23"E), not in Norway!
 
I inform to MRCC those mistakes, and the reply kindly this message:
 
 
"Dear Mr. Karjalainen,
 
 
Thank you for your email.
I am please that you have received my QSL information and I apologise
for the mistakes on my letter.
 
We get very few requests for QSL information and so we do not have any
printed cards. I hope the leaflets were of interest.
 
If you require any further information about radio signals from United
Kingdom Coastguard stations, please let me know.
 
Kind regards,
 
David Searle G7GOP
MRCC Falmouth"
 

I received in monday 7th of Dec., conventional QSL- folder card from Greenland :  
 
Front

 
Back

 
EDIT 13th of Jan. 2010:
 
I received just before Xmas more information from Greenland ...
 

 

 
-RKA