The QSL card features a clean and organized layout, prominently displaying the call sign "K1DW" at the top, representing a station located in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Below the call sign, it confirms a radio communication with "KG4DX," detailing the specifics of the contact, including the date (January 12, 1982), time in UTC (1777), frequency (28.080 MHz), signal report (59), and mode (RTTY). A handwritten note at the bottom requests a response to the QSL and expresses the sender's name, Dallas Ward, along with their address in Folsom, Louisiana. The card is marked with "A W4MPY QSL" and includes an emblem of the Delta DX Association, symbolizing its affiliation with the amateur radio community.
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QST Devoted Entirely to Amateur Radio ARRL American Radio League December 1978 Refer to pictures for condition of book may have writing, stains and wear throughout due to age You will receive the exact great looking book you see in the photos. Thank you choosing Deals2Smile4! P.S. We also offer combined shipping for multiple item purchases!
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Polyester Bunting Flag World Banner Decoration International Flags. - Suitable for boneless pork loin, boneless turkey breast, flank steak, veal roast, bologna, etc. 1 Set Useful Ham Fixing Holder Household Iron Spanish Ham Holder Rack.
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Yaesu Radio C4FM/FM 144/430MHz Dual Band Digital Transceiver. Item weight: 0.59 kgs Total Usb Ports: 1 Battery Included: No. Unit weight: 0.59 kg. Manufacturer: FT-70D.
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In this functional mode, you can view, share, and request location information. Portable for your go-kit. 1X Portable radio. 1X Belt clip. Press the EXIT button to enter the“FQSCAN”interface. Press EXIT again and the UV-5RH will search for another radio transmission frequency and privacy code.
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The QSL card from Eastport, Newfoundland, features a simple yet eye-catching design with a vibrant blue background and bold black lettering prominently displaying the call sign XN1FB. Below the call sign, additional identifiers such as G3LMD and V01FB hint at the station's affiliations. The card is addressed to the radio operator XJ3BLU, confirming a communication (QSO) that took place on February 21, 1975, at 00:00 GMT, with an RST of 599 and a mode of CW (Continuous Wave). The card includes details for correspondence and acknowledgments, specifying Dr. J.C. Craig as the contact and offering a postal address in St. John's, Newfoundland.
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