Saturday, May 5, 2012
Recently received QSLs
I recently received these QSLs from stations you will not get cards from via buro or LotW. I checked my log before I did acquire these cards. The QSO with Syria was made in 2007. Others were made between 2007 and 2011. Unfortenately I had to "buy" these cards. Something I actually don't do normally. Of course I could wait till I'll QSO with stations in these countries that do QSL for free. But since it has been 5 years of waiting it justified a few dollars. Of course that is everyones own decision and counts for me too!
The cards above can not carry the "QSL Code Of Conduct" logo. And it would be nice they would upload their logs at least to LotW in the future.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
New logo
I'm still developing this page. This new logo is one of the new developments.
Feel free to use it as long as you agree with the QSL Code Of Conduct.
A QSL is the final courtesy of a QSO, this has always been the most important rule!
Always answer a QSL card with or without contribution or Self Addressed Envelope.
Never ask money to send your QSL card, you can ask a SAE
If you receive a QSL card via buro, reply via buro. If you receive QSL card direct, reply direct.
Feel free to use it as long as you agree with the QSL Code Of Conduct.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
QSL de Z21BB
More and more stations are QSLing via eQSL. And lately there are a lot that have a nice designed card. Like the QSL from Z21BB, Zimbabwe. If you like paper QSL, the eQSL site is for you as if needed you just print them out. A real advantage over LOTW.
Z21BB has W3HNK as QSL manager, I've been looking for his QSL policy but cannot find it, so I guess it's ok via QSL buro. The website of W3HNK can be found here.
Z21BB has W3HNK as QSL manager, I've been looking for his QSL policy but cannot find it, so I guess it's ok via QSL buro. The website of W3HNK can be found here.
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