I also received a letter and QSL card from Reach Beyond Australia.
I tuned in to Reach Beyond Australia on the 19th January 2019 on 11865 khz.
VK5PAS
Amateur Radio, Short Wave Listening, travel and history
I also received a letter and QSL card from Reach Beyond Australia.
I tuned in to Reach Beyond Australia on the 19th January 2019 on 11865 khz.
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VK5PAS 
Hi Paul
Well done on your card from Reach Beyond. It looks good. I have been going through my cards and I have a card from HCJB (predecessor) to Reach Beyond, dated 1975l The signal from Quito was always good. In 1975 we were living i Melbourne and the receiver was a Tandy DX160. When we were in the Kimberley we should have paid a visit to the station – it had been going for about five years then. The antenna farm would have been pretty impressive.
73
John D
VK5BJE/VK5PF
Hi John,
Back when I was a young SWL I tuned in regularly to HCJB. And as you say, they always had a big signal from Quito. I have a few of their QSL cards.
Sadly many of the broadcasters I tuned into as a teenager, are gone from the bands nowadays.
73,
Paul VK5PAS.