192 km FM DX Catch: Radio Beograd 202 from Jastrebac (Serbia) | Portable radio

This video features a long-distance FM DX reception of RTS – Radio Beograd 202, transmitted from the Jastrebac transmitter site in Serbia, and successfully received 192 km away at an open-pit quarry near Skravena village, Bulgaria.

The reception was achieved using a portable DeepElec radio receiver with only its built-in telescopic antenna, without any external or directional antennas. The open terrain of the quarry provided excellent conditions for VHF signal propagation, making this a solid example of portable FM DXing.

Such extended FM reception is typically possible during periods of enhanced tropospheric propagation, allowing VHF signals to travel well beyond their normal service area.

📡 Reception details:

Station: RTS – Radio Beograd 202

Transmitter site: Jastrebac, Serbia

Distance: 192 km

Receiver: DeepElec portable radio

Antenna: Telescopic antenna only

Reception location: Open-pit quarry, Skravena village, Bulgaria

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