
New eQSLs – August 31st, 2023
Once again, time to download my latest inbox eQSLs. Here’s a
Definitely is a QSL card! Remember this old adagio? Today, even with the upcoming trend of electronic confirmations, this statement is still valid for me.
I’ve been an avid QSL collector since I used to be a SWL. As a licensed HAM I have about 70,000 real paper QSL cards in my collection. Wether it be that elusive DXCC entity or a contact with a station in the neighbourhood, I simply love getting those QSL cards.
The vast majority of my daily QSLing is done via the QSL Bureau which, whatever some may pretend, does a marvelous job at minimal cost in most developed countries. Most IARU societies run a QSL Bureau and being a member of one’s national IARU member association is self-evident.
When it comes to storage of the actual QSL cards, everyone has his own approach.
An album displays all my cards from different DXCC entities.
I store the rest of the cards in cabinets. Fortunately, my shack offers enough space to accommodate all these cards.
Did we have a QSO? I’m looking foward to receive your paper QSL card via the QSL bureau!
Of course, I upload my logs to LoTW, Clublog, QRZ & eQSL but nothing beats an old fashioned card that I can cherish.
My cards are printed by Max, ON5UR. Look no further if you’re in search for your new QSL cards. I warmly recommend Max’s excellent service!
Once again, time to download my latest inbox eQSLs. Here’s a
Just received my 4W1A QSL via direct. Why not have a look at this DXPedition’s webpage to Timor Leste?
Once more, the most recent eQSLs wiating in my inbox were downloaded.
Having returned home from a short holiday break in Athens, Greece, it was time to download the newly received eQSLs. Here’s a selection.
Received the 5H100TC & V26EI QSL cards directly thanks to the splendid MOOXO OQRS service. Rather remarkable that a special event celebrating the 100th anniversary
The 3Y0J Bouvet Island LoTW confirmation was received some time ago and, thanks to the splendid M0OXO service, the actual QSL card arrived today. Of
When you’re active, the eQSLs keep coming 😉 Just downloaded another bunch of eQSLs for display in my logbook software. Here’s a selection of the
May 17th, 2023: some new eQSLs were downloaded and integrated for display in HAM Office.
Thanks to the German DX Foundation (GDXF) QSL service, I received these two great looking cards in the mail today.
Time to download some recently received eQSL cards. Again many stations keep on using default designs… fortunately, some guys have better inspiration.
Another batch of new eQSLs have been downloaded and integrated in my HAM OFFICE software.