A: This week, we were very happy to receive season’s greetings from our listeners. We would like to thank you all for your warm sentiments for the VOV staff. We also wish you and your families a merry Christmas and happy New Year. We hope to have your continuing support and feedback to help us improve our program.
This week a Christmas atmosphere is starting to be felt in Vietnam. Temporarily putting off aside their economic woes, Vietnamese people, especially Christians, are eagerly preparing for Christmas.
A: This week, we received a fantastic letter from Alan Anderson of the US, who proposes a very interesting idea for Dx’ing.
This week, we were impressed and moved by letters and emails from listeners in Assam, India. They set a record by sending us an average of 4 to 5 letters per day.
To begin this week’s Letter Box, I would like to say Hello to Omar Alfredo Robayo, a new listener of VOV. Welcome you to our worldwide Dx’ing community.
This week, we’ve received a lot of emails and letters from Indian listeners. One is Dr. Siddhartha Bhattacharyya who is President of the Chaitak Listeners Club in Paschim Medinipur district. Bhattacharyya wanted to know about dialects in Vietnam and how the younger generation is now?
A: First off, I’d like to inform you of our frequency changes for the winter. Pen and paper ready? Our English broadcasts to Western Europe from Moosbrunn, Dhabayya, and Woofferton will be broadcast from 18.00 to 18.30 UTC on 5955 KHz.
First off, I’d like to inform you of our frequency changes for the winter.
To improve the quality of our broadcasts every winter VOV makes some changes to its frequencies and timetables for shortwave broadcasts. This year, it will be as follows: our English broadcasts from Mossbrunn, Dhabayya and Woofferton to the west of Europe will be at from 18.00 to 18.30 UTC on 5955 KHz.
Here’s an email from Juan Carlos Gil Mongio of Spain. He said he was very happy because he received our answer to his recent letter and he can hear VOV’s programs in Europe quite well.
