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The KNLS Broadcast Schedule 

 

Our Current Schedule

Next Season's Schedule

How To QSL Station KNLS

Hear The KNLS Tuning Signal

About Our Seasonal QSL

A Note For DX Beginners

 

Current Schedule

 

KNLS Broadcast Schedule 

Starting March 30, 2008

 

 

 

 

Time

Frequency (khz)

Meters

Language

0800-0900

7355

41

English

0800-0900

11765

41

Mandarin

0900-1000

6150

49

Russian

0900-1000

7355

25

Mandarin

1000-1100

6890

49

English

1000-1100

11765

25

Mandarin

1100-1200

7370

41

Russian

1100-1200

11870

25

Mandarin

1200-1300

7355

41

English

1200-1300

9780

31

English

1300-1400

9795

31

Mandarin

1300-1400

9780

31

Mandarin

1400-1500

7355

41

English

1400-1500

9920

31

Mandarin

1500-1600

7355

41

Russian

1500-1600

9920

31

Mandarin

1600-1700

7355

41

Russian

1600-1700

9920

31

Mandarin

1700-1800

7355

41

Russian

1700-1800

9920

31

Mandarin

                             

How To QSL Station KNLS

To qualify, a report must include:

KNLS will provide ONLY ONE QSL for each report, regardless the number of entries. We DO NOT provide QSLs for other transmitter operators who may air World Christian Broadcasting programs.

Send your reports to:

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The KNLS Tuning Signal

Most shortwave stations begin each broadcast by playing a station theme song or sound for several minutes.  This special signal helps listeners find or "tune" the station even when reception is poor. The Station KNLS tuning signal is played for two or three minutes at the beginning of each hour-long transmission.  Would you like to hear a fifteen second realaudio recording of the KNLS tuning signal?

 

Seasonal QSL

The New Life Station, KNLS, would love to have a reception report from your part of the world.  To encourage you to file a report, we offer a special QSL card at the beginning of each broadcast season. Only 200 special cards are awarded each season.  Each card is individually numbered and features a full color photo of Alaska.  See the notes above for details concerning how your report should be prepared and submitted.

 

A Note For DX Beginners

If you are new to the world of shortwave distance (DX) listening, then you may be confused by some of the terms and expressions used on this page.  Let us recommend the Carl Mann series of books and tapes for DX beginners.  Carl has written these materials especially for KNLS and they are offered to you without charge or obligation.  DX Tips For Beginners and Radio Propogation For Beginners are available in both book and audio cassette form.  DX Definitions For Beginners is available only on audio cassette.  Would you like to browse DX Definitions For Beginners online?  Would you like to jump to the free books page, or jump to the free tapes pages from here?