Adventist World Radio (AWR) has been a beacon of faith-based international broadcasting since its inception in 1971. Its mission is to reach listeners in some of the world's most remote and restricted areas. It was established as a radio mission arm. AWR utilizes AM, FM, shortwave, satellite, pod-casting, and the Internet. AWR broadcasts in 77 major language groups of the world, with a potential coverage of 80% of the world's population. AWR's headquarters is in Silver Spring, Maryland, with studios throughout the world. Over the decades, AWR has established a reputation not only for its inspiring and culturally diverse programming but also for its beautifully crafted QSL cards.
Adventist World Radio issues various series of QSLs for each and every transmitter. AWR QSL is very popular in the DX World. These QSL cards, which serve as verification of listener reception reports, have become highly sought-after among radio enthusiasts and DXers. Each card is a piece of history, reflecting the geographical and cultural diversity of AWR’s broadcast regions'. It also has the technical prowess of its transmitting stations.
Specialty of AWR QSL Card
What makes AWR QSL cards particularly special is their variety and attention to detail. From the beginning, AWR has issued cards. Those are specific to their transmitting stations or regional broadcasts, such as AWR Asia, Latin America, Africa, and more. These cards often feature vivid imagery that captures the essence of the region, whether it be a landmark, a cultural symbol, or an iconic scene from the area. For collectors like myself, having a selection of these cards is not just about confirming a successful reception; it’s about holding a tangible connection to different parts of the world and the unique voices that AWR brings to the airwaves.
I have been with this radio since 1990 and have been able to collect Adventist Word Radio QSLs from its huge gallery. My collection is a testament to AWR's global reach and my personal journey of exploration as a dedicated DXer. Here, I am trying to represent some of them.
Ashik's AWR QSL Valley:
Adventist World Radio - QSL Cards from Ashik Eqbal Tokon's Collection.
Adventist World Radio Bangla A17 is available on AWR A17, Tune the program and send a reception report to collect QSL Cards from Adventist World Radio. Please note the grand Finale of the Wavescan contest result is also available on Wavescan 2016 Result.