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[IRCA] First e-QSL
- Subject: [IRCA] First e-QSL
- From: "John H. Bryant" <bjohnorcas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 07 Dec 2008 20:59:58 -0600
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Last summer, a few of us heard a weak unID on 765 kHz. that seemed
(by propagation pattern) to be coming from NZ. I think that I may
have been the only one of us to finally get just above threshold
audio and it was not English, but sounded Polynesian to me. I sent a
tentative report to an interesting fairly new station on 765, a Maori
station called Radio Kahunguru in the Hawkes Bay/Hastings area of
North Island and I never got a reply. Ten days ago or so, I was
preparing to send a snail mail follow-up, but I checked with their
website again and decided to use their listener e-mail to ask for a
confirmation of their snail mail address. I just this minute
received the following:
Tena koe (It's used as a formal greeting to one person and a way of
saying hello in the Maori language)
I did receive your letter but I didn't get around to answering it.
I'm sorry about that.
You are correct that recording you made was off our frequency 765AM
which is based in Hastings, Hawke's Bay, which is half way down the
East Coast of the North Island in New Zealand.
The audio was of one of our link stations this one being based in
Auckland called Radio Waatea.
There are 21 Iwi radio stations based around New Zealand and we are
called the Maori Radio Network. Each Iwi (Tribal region) has a radio station.
If you would like to check the radio station's out you can do so on
<http://www.irirangi.net/>www.irirangi.net
It's always a pleasure to receive these types of enquires. Please
keep in contact.
Thank you
Patricia Te Rangi
Programme Director/Daily Operations/Sales
P O Box 2615
Stortford Lodge
Hastings
901 Heretaunga St, West
Stortford Lodge
Hastings
Phone: 06 872 8943
Fax: 06 876 4157
Mobile: 027 245 8598
www.kahungunu.irirangi.net
I'm really pumped up about this QSL!!! One of my more exotic
stations. There does seem to be a problem with the station website
listed above....
In any case, now we know the identity of this "mystery station."
John B.
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