Electronic QSL's
 

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Hello Hans,

Back in the DX frame again and QSLing is one of the hazards. I paper QSL
100% but also upload all my logs to LoTW and eQSL hoping to ease the burden.
It isn't helping as I get about a dozen in the mail every day. Just took
delivery of 3,000 cards and have shipped out about 500 in a week so probably
will need more.

JA's are chronic QSL'ers but hey, they must need the paper or they wouldn't
be sending them.

73

Bob G4VGO 9V1GO

"Bob 9V1GO" wrote in message
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Hello Hans,

Back in the DX frame again and QSLing is one of the hazards. I paper QSL
100% but also upload all my logs to LoTW and eQSL hoping to ease the
burden.
It isn't helping as I get about a dozen in the mail every day. Just took
delivery of 3,000 cards and have shipped out about 500 in a week so
probably
will need more.

JA's are chronic QSL'ers but hey, they must need the paper or they
wouldn't
be sending them.

Printing QSL's in JA must be a lucrative endeavor. Those guys sure do send
a lot of cards.

And MOST coincidentally, while I'm sitting here reading this, I faintly hear
an OK1R-something calling you on 160, around 1825.45 or so. Would love to
bag 9V1 on 160, but my inverted-L ain't gonna make the trip (even if I could
hear you which I can't!).

73, de Hans, K0HB

I faintly hear an OK1R-something calling you on 160, around 1825.45 or so.
Would love to
bag 9V1 on 160, but my inverted-L ain't gonna make the trip (even if I could
hear you which I can't!).

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Hans,

Worked him and a bunch of other EU's on 160m, the ONLY band!!! Here two
months on the air and have 44 DXCC on Top Band.

73

Bob 9V1GO