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I did it my way
and stlll a work in progress... or not

This is the part on this ego site where I am supposed to reveal a lot of inside stories from decades of DXing adventures. There are some... but now, being an older, less dedicated and more disillusioned person, we'll see when or if that occures.
Anyway, it all started with a dream!
No, of course it didn't.
It just started with me finding some kind of strage postcard once received by an older brother. It turned out that it was a QSL. Then I laid hands on a Blaupunkt portable (yes, I'm that old) belonging to yet another brother (we were many).
After a while I meet someone at school, who was already involved in these radio adventures; not out of a shared radio interest, more out of of a shared interest in trying to avoid an outdoor school activity in mid February.
He lured me deeper into the mysterious DX world, and after that, only the skies were my limits, and this is just a story about the way I did it.

To be continued...


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Skåne

DXer: Hermod Pedersen
CV: DXing since 1971, focusing on Latin American radio stations. Have been president of the Swedish DX Federation, and started its first Bulletin Board in 1990. Started the Nordic Shortwave Center web site, later merged with HCDX.
Having retired, after 40 years in journalism, I now have more time for radio adventures.

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again, I need an online service to keep up with things. So this is a site for my own pleasure, updated with what I want, when needed.
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Prince of Denmark's March (also known as Trumpet Voluntary)
This march was broadcast often by the BBC Radio during World War II, especially when programming was directed to occupied Denmark, since the march symbolised a connection between those two countries. The broadcasts were introduced by the first bars of the tune voiced over by the words "Her er London. BBC sender til Danmark".
Lots of radio interval signals here.

Popular as a wedding music, this march by Jeremiah Clark was played during the wedding of Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles at St Paul's Cathedral in 1981. It was also played at my and Lena Rosendahl's wedding in August 1996, and is used as the march of the Nobel prize laureates at the Nobel ceremonies in Stockholm on December 10th.

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