🇳🇱 Radio Delta International Shortwave

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The Legacy of Radio Delta

Radio Delta has a storied history filled with passion, innovation, and a deep connection with its listeners. From its illegal broadcasting roots to achieving legal status in 2020, Radio Delta has evolved significantly over the decades. Originally broadcasting in Dutch on Medium Wave with home-built transmitters, Radio Delta expanded to Shortwave in 1981, reaching audiences across Europe.

The journey includes technical upgrades, transitioning from tube transmitters to energy-efficient Mosfets, and the introduction of modern antenna systems. Today, Radio Delta continues to broadcast on weekends, captivating listeners with unique shows and maintaining a strong bond with the shortwave radio community.

QSL Cards: A Keepsake for Radio Enthusiasts

Dedicated listeners can receive unique eQSL cards as recognition for their reception reports. Every year, Radio Delta creates a new, collectible eQSL design, making these confirmations valuable keepsakes for radio enthusiasts.

Programs

Navigating our programming and finding the right frequencies has been a challenge, but our mission is to broadcast seamlessly across Europe without any QRM interference.

We have made significant improvements to our programming, introducing exciting new segments. Below, you’ll find our schedule displayed with flip-overs. Click on each slot for detailed information about the broadcast content. We are committed to enhancing our lineup and refining our shows to provide the best possible experience for our listeners.

Transmitter in Elburg

Our 5 kW transmitter will be active from October 28, 2024, to March 29, 2025, under the B24 schedule for RDI on the following frequencies:

• 6110 kHz (Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
• 6170 kHz (Daily)
• 9800 kHz (Daily)
• 12030 kHz (Daily)

Visit Our Website

Stay updated with our latest programs, frequencies, and eQSL offers. Visit us at Radio Delta International Shortwave.

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