I know this is a bit out off the normal discussion topics on this
reflector, but I need a bit of assistance here.
Some of you may remember the Azimuth booth at Dayton a number of year back
where they were selling a number of amateur radio related items including
the Azimuth Awards QSL
On 2012-01-10, at 7:14 AM, w...@aol.com wrote:
Some of you may remember the Azimuth booth at Dayton a number of year back
where they were selling a number of amateur radio related items including
the Azimuth Awards QSL Library which was a small 3 ring binder that
contained plastic
Most office supply stores have these. Make sure they are mylar archival
quality, otherwise you may wind up with PVC and that will ruin your cards over
time.
Hobby stores and I suspect even WalMart should also have them. Postcard
collectors, and they are called Postcard Page Protectors, use
Be careful as some foreign QSL's are bigger than normal and won't fit into
the standard jackets. And if collect old QSL's most are larger. I use
William J. Plumm who also sells DX qsl supplies but doesn't do it via www.
Query him on eHam.
Sent from my iPad
On Jan 10, 2012, at 7:41,
Another method of displaying them is scanning and putting into a digital
picture frame... Someone brought one in to our DX club meeting, and it was a
real hit.
-Brian N9ADG
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UR RST IS ... ... ..9 QSB QSB - hw? BK
I'm sure that most readers can expect technical advice and guidance about
the TOP band DXing. No discussion of futility, which solves the same each
according to his possibilities. Sorry for the negative contribution. Say it
is coughing KU9C on ham radio qsl and probably throw into the garbage,
Good Morning:
I have a very modest 160m station. Since I cannot hear as well as most of you,
I run the risk of calling CQ on what appears to be a clear frequency and QRMing
a DX station calling CQ or disrupting an ongoing QSO.
Any suggestions on how to prevent?
To minimize any potential
Good Morning:
I have a very modest 160m station. Since I cannot hear as well as most of you,
I run the risk of calling CQ on what appears to be a clear frequency and QRMing
a DX station calling CQ or disrupting an ongoing QSO.
Any suggestions on how to prevent?
To minimize any potential
Brian,
Join the Low Band Chat at ON4KST where you can get a good real time
notification who is using which freqency for skeds or weak signal work. You can
also let everyone know where you are as you may require to grab some signal
reports.
Herb, KV4FZ
Sent via BlackBerry by ATT
-Original
I like this one! Now I know what to put in that Christmas present!!
tnx
Mike
On Jan 10, 2012, at 12:18 PM, Brian Moran bria...@yahoo.com wrote:
Another method of displaying them is scanning and putting into a digital
picture frame... Someone brought one in to our DX club meeting, and it was
On Tue, 2012-01-10 at 14:42 -0500, Eddy Swynar wrote:
On 2012-01-10, at 1:43 PM, kd6...@earthlink.net wrote:
I run the risk of calling CQ on what appears to be a clear frequency and
QRMing a DX station calling CQ or disrupting an ongoing QSO. Any
suggestions on how to prevent?
Hi
On 1/10/2012 9:18 AM, Brian Moran wrote:
Another method of displaying them is scanning and putting into a
digital picture frame... Someone brought one in to our DX club
meeting, and it was a real hit.
-Brian N9ADG
Just curious: How many medium quality QSL card scans will a typical
digital
Most digital picture frames depend on something like a USB Flash Card
for their input. A 4Gb Flash Card costing about $8 will hold THOUSANDS
of high-res scanned QSL cards. A great idea I never thought of before.
Thanks!
Chuck KØTVD
www.dxham.net
Just curious: How many medium quality QSL
HAMSPOTS.net you need the s
On Jan 10, 2012, at 11:05 PM, Steven Raas wrote:
Bob,
I am in the same situation.. I use many toos available free..a few of them
are #1) Dx cluster I leave it unfiltered ( with the exception of band ) so
I see all spots. #2) Hamspot.net you can really get a feel
This is impressive. Another gentleman on the Gentleman's Band. :-)
If everyone was as courteous as this, the bands would be much better
than they are.
Anyway, you may not have room for a long Beverage or large phased
receiving array, but maybe some of us here can figure out a way of
helping you
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