I never really expect a reply. On the other hand, I enjoy receiving QSL cards, as it offers the same thrill as receiving a postcard from a distant land, even if that distant land is a neighboring state. So if you want to make my day, send me one.
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| If you work me on HF I'll send you a QSL card. If you live in one of the English-speaking nations (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States) and I can get your address from one of the callsign servers, I'll send it direct, usually within a day or two of our QSO. Otherwise, I'll send it via the ARRL or FISTS bureau. I'll also QSL reception reports from shortwave listeners. I never really expect a reply. On the other hand, I enjoy receiving QSL cards, as it offers the same thrill as receiving a postcard from a distant land, even if that distant land is a neighboring state. So if you want to make my day, send me one. |
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