RSI QSL Card 2019

Radio Slovakia International broadcasting from the heart of Europe since 4 January 1993. RSI stopped broadcasting on shortwave from Slovakia. Now RSI broadcast half hour shows daily, in English, French, German, Russian, Spanish and Slovak, via the internet and satellite. Although RSI ceased SW Broadcasting, still it’s issuing RSI QSL Cards in response of listener’s feedback and report reception.

RSI QSL

Please send your reception report by email or postal address. You will receive RSI QSL Card for correct report. To obtain a QSL Card you have to include following details into the report.

The date and time when you heard our broadcast.
How you heard us (shortwave, internet, WRN etc).
Signal strength and signal clarity (if applicable).
Information about what you heard (your thoughts on the material).
A postal address.

Radio Slovakia International, English language service aired weekly mailbag show, “Listeners Tribune”, every Sunday and each month RSI asked a question focusing Slovak Culture, Tradition and History. In the year 2020, RSI organized a series competition named, “UNESCO in Slovakia”, focusing UNESCO Heritage inside Slovakia.

If you would like to join this competition and desire to win cool Slovak prizes, visit “RSI QUIZ” and take part by sending the simple question in each month.

Radio Slovakia International QSL Gallary

QSL Cards release in the year 2019

RSI 2018 QSL Card
A special QSL card release at the occasion of 25th anniversary of Radio Slovakia International's “on air”. The foreign broadcasting service of Slovak Radio started in 1993.	100 years of the Czechoslovak Republic: this QSL is commemorating the establishment of the First Czechoslovak Republic in 1918
Čepiec (hood) is a symbol of the married woman and a part of the traditional women's clothing from the Central Slovak village Hrochoť	Parta or Bridal wreath / bridal crown is a part of the traditional women's clothing from the Central Slovak village Hrochoť.