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Reception report was emailed to VoV on the same day. This QSL card, along with a broadcast schedule and pocket-size calendars, arrived in the mail on 30 June 2012.
The following source states the transmission location is Dak Lak and operating power is 20 kW: http://www.short-wave.info/?station=Voice%20of%20Vietnam%204
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A sound file of VoV4 in Dak Lak, recorded on 24 April 2013 at 11.00 UTC, may be heard HERE. Signal continues to received well in West Malaysia.
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