The QSL card is a unique and artistic representation of amateur radio communication, prominently featuring the call sign "OH1SH" drawn in a rustic style that mimics the appearance of wooden logs, accentuated with red outlines. Above the call sign, the word "FINLAND" is boldly printed, emphasizing the origin of the transmission. The reverse side of the card confirms a successful radio contact (QSO) with station W6JP on October 20, 1965, at 15:51 GMT, noting a signal report of 569 on 14 MHz. Signed by Pertti Kause, the card expresses gratitude and includes a request for a return QSL, further detailing the collaboration within the amateur radio community. The card reflects both the personal connection and the technical achievement of amateur radio operators.
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The QSL card features a striking black background with contrasting white text, prominently displaying the call signs KZ5MD, WD5JDT, and HP1XLD at the top. In the center, the sender’s information is outlined, identifying Les King from Krebs, Oklahoma, along with a P.O. Box address in Fort Clayton, Canal Zone. The card includes a map highlighting Panama and Fort Clayton, emphasizing the geographical connection. On the reverse, filled with handwritten details, is a record of a contact dated July 23, 1974, with call sign JY9RC. This side lists technical details of the communication, such as frequency and signal report, as well as personal remarks wishing "Good Luck" and concluding with signatures from both parties, adding a personal touch to this amateur radio exchange.
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The QSL card features a striking black-and-white illustration of a man wearing headphones, intently speaking into a microphone, with the call sign "DF7DQ" prominently displayed in the upper right corner. The reverse side confirms a radio contact with the call sign "K7GEX," detailing the communication that took place on March 3, 1984, at 18:18 UTC on a frequency of 14.264 MHz, noted for being an SSB transmission. The operator, Peter Zoller, is identified, and the QTH is marked as Hagen. Additionally, the card includes an official stamp from the DARC (Deutscher Amateur Radio Club) and conveys best wishes ("vy 73") from the operator.
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The QSL card, measuring a standard size, features a light blue background and prominently displays the call sign "G3JEQ" at the top. It confirms a radio contact with the station JY9RC on January 27, 1983, at 09:57 GMT, utilizing a frequency of 21 MHz in various modes, with a reported signal strength of RST 59. Technical details include a transmission power of 100 watts and the use of an TH3 antenna. An outline of the United Kingdom is subtly integrated into the design. The card bears remarks expressing thanks and encourages a QSL via RSGB/DIRECT. The reverse side is labeled with the name "Roy Stevenson" and an address in Surrey, offering a personal touch to the communication.
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The QSL card features a light blue backdrop and prominently displays the call sign "VK6YL" in bold letters at the top. The reverse side includes a handwritten note wishing the recipient a pleasant stay in a specific location, along with best wishes from Jill.
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