How to request one of our QSL cards

Hei alle,

Quite a lot of you are interested in receiving one of our picture QSL cards and here we’d like to tell you how and how long it will take.

This is a short guide on how to write a reception report and request a QSL card from RNEI.
We happily accept reception reports from Shortwave, FM and On Demand listeners!

  • Have something you can write on (pen and paper or computer) ready.
  • Write down the frequency, date, time and how good you think the signal sounds (SINPO).
  • Write down what you are hearing and any comments you have about the show. Comments make us want to continue making shows and are the most important part of the reception report for us!
  • Start composing an email to us (qsl [@] rnei.org) containing your reception report (attachment is fine) and address if you want the chance to get a physical postcard QSL from us.
  • Attach any recordings you made to your email, we do like listening to these!
  • Click send on the email

Our QSL response history:

DateWriting QSLs fromSending eQSLs fromQSL DelayeQSL Delay
July 2020April 2020April 20203-4 Months3-4 Months
August 2020 –
– February 2021		May 2020May 2020StalledStalled
March 2021June 2020June 20209-10 Months9-10 Months
April 2021September 2020August 20207-8 Months8-9 Months
May 2021April 2021April 20211-2 Months1-2 Months
July 2021June 2021June 2021~1 Month~1 Month
January 2022September 2021September 20214 Months4 Months
January 2023January 2022January 202212 Months12 Months
February 2023May 2022April 20229 Months10 Months
July 2023May 2022April 202214 Months15 Months
Note: the QSL writing date is not the dispatch date. The Armenian Test isn’t accounted for in this table.

We are currently reading reception reports from January 2023, writing QSL cards from January 2022 and
sending eQSLs from January 2022.
We will issue one QSL card per show (per month) per listener. We try to send multiple cards in one envelope to save on postage cost which contributes to the delays in physical QSL cards.

QSLs are confirmed in order of their receipt. This makes it fair for everyone.