For very short run QSLs, I make up a card in a photo editing
program and print it as a 4x6 print. I cut that down to 3.5" x
5.5" for a standard QSL size. I put all the QSO information on
the front and leave the back as it comes from the photo shop.
For the 80-100 cards I need to print for the special event
station that just finished, it has been suggested that I get a
copy shop (Kinko's/FedEx etc.) to print them 4 up on glossy
stock with anything I want on the back. For larger numbers, the
various QSL printers are probably the way to go.
As for sending QSLs, I upload all my contacts to LotW (including
net control contacts for the Elecraft SSB net). If I want a card
from you, I will send you one with a SASE/SAE w/green stamps. If
you want a card from me, send a request via email or postal
mail. Since Santa Clara county isn't a rare one, I can afford
the postage for the people who want my card.
I will add, I still don't know the procedure to apply paper QSLs
to DXCC. I got mine entirely with LotW.
73 Bill AE6JV (and QSL manager for N7C)
On 7/25/16 at 12:37 AM, kl...@acsalaska.net (Edward R Cole) wrote:
So while on the topic of cards (I print my own with my computer
on card stock), I'm wondering if there is recommendations for
someone that sells photo QSL's with custom printed info? Might
like to upgrade the quality of my QSL's. I have different
cards for 600m, 6m, 2m, and mw-eme plus terrestrial mw. I use
the 6m card for any HF requests.
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