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Ham Radio > QSL
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QSL Defined
To acknowledge receipt. Commonly used to indicate "I understand", "I coped your transmission (or report) all OK". Also used as a term for sending cards by mail to confirm a two way contact with a station, such as QSL via the bureau. (See BURRO or bureau). See URL - QSLing
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- TopBand: UA0KAG qsl card: Tom placed three 1000 pyo (rubel?) stamps on SAE for air return. (equiv to U.S. amount?????) I sent it to: Sazonenkov Anatol (Tom) Box 484 Cape Schmidt Chukotka 686830 Russia Thanks to Jeff-K1ZM and VE3OSZ for their suggestions. I used business sized envelope with only address (no call sign) and a duck stamp and NMLRA stamp plus, of course, a 60 cent US postage stamp. In addition, I printed the words UEHHOCTEW HET on front of envelope apparently translated "nothing of value". Needless to say, this was a speedy return. Success to others trying for Toms' card. Apologies to Bill-W4ZV, if this is wasting bandwidth on topband reflector. Bob-W3GH
- Direct QSL Hints: The best of the bunch uses this method: European-size mailer and slightly smaller return envelope, privacy-lined, red/blue airmail border; SASE return envelope with postage of the destination country; mailer envelope flap tucked in, not sealed ! High return rate is claimed. The presumption is that mail thieves will look in the envelope, see the SASE, and let it continue on its way. (Thieves attracted to a sealed envelope will divert it and later destroy everything after opening to avoid leaving any evidence.)
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