"dxAce" wrote in message
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Brian Hill wrote:

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Brian Hill wrote:

What was your first QSL ? Mine was HCJB Bonair. I think the year was
1975 or
1976.

HCJB, via Bonaire?

dxAce



Thanks Steve.

LOL, not sure what you're thanking me for.

I was wondering... HCJB was out of Quito, Ecuador... I don't recall them
being
via Bonaire...

dxAce



Maybe It was Trans World Radio in Bonaire via HCJB? I gota look in my old
logs. Be back in a bit.

B.H.

Brian Hill wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Brian Hill wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Brian Hill wrote:

What was your first QSL ? Mine was HCJB Bonair. I think the year was
1975 or
1976.

HCJB, via Bonaire?

dxAce



Thanks Steve.

LOL, not sure what you're thanking me for.

I was wondering... HCJB was out of Quito, Ecuador... I don't recall them
being
via Bonaire...

dxAce



Maybe It was Trans World Radio in Bonaire via HCJB? I gota look in my old
logs. Be back in a bit.

Well, TWR is/was in Bonaire, but not via HCJB.

dxAce
Michigan

I found it. It was just a QSL from TWR in Bonaire and I got a QSL from HCJB
Quito at around the same time. So those are my first two. I just put the two
together in my head. LOL!


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Brian Hill wrote:

I found it. It was just a QSL from TWR in Bonaire and I got a QSL from HCJB
Quito at around the same time. So those are my first two. I just put the two
together in my head. LOL!

Easy enough to do Brian, just wait until you get older. It gets harder and
harder to remember. Glad you still have those QSL's.

dxAce
Michigan

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Brian Hill wrote:

I found it. It was just a QSL from TWR in Bonaire and I got a QSL from
HCJB
Quito at around the same time. So those are my first two. I just put the
two
together in my head. LOL!

Easy enough to do Brian, just wait until you get older. It gets harder and
harder to remember. Glad you still have those QSL's.

dxAce
Michigan



Oh Boy! I'm glad I got em too. I'll need all the help I can get to back up
my claims in old age. LOL!

B.H.

My most memorable QSL was Radio Goroka, Papua New Guinea,
2410 Khz.. from '74 or '75..

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