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creates water.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Charles Harpole [EMAIL PROTECTED]; dx-chat@njdxa.org
Sent: Sunday, July 17, 2005 10:26 PM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] sealing coax
Hello ,
I have no access to a buro so you will need to send direct.. as
postage costs are getting worse you will require 2 ircs or $4usd or
$4euro for postage for the package. Address is below.
That's what I have lately got in reply to my e-mail request for buro
QSL. Since there
Art,
I have no access to a buro so you will need to send direct.. as
postage costs are getting worse you will require 2 ircs or $4usd or
$4euro for postage for the package. Address is below.
That's what I have lately got in reply to my e-mail request for buro
QSL. Since
Charlie,
I think any US ham should send any DX ham FIVE US DOLLARS
freely if he wants a card back. Can we be so cheap otherwise?
No one is gonna get rich at ham radio, believe me.
If u disagree with me, please walk in the shoes of DX ops of
modest means; then decide. 73
I doubt
I am disappointed to hear that any USA ham would not want to be generous
with DX QSLing. A can of sugar water soda out of the vending machine is now
a US dollar. We gotta get away from the old ideas that somehow we are owed
a QSL card and want to send the minimum or less to help get one. I
If you read the back side of an IRC it clearly states:
THIS COUPON IS EXCHANGABLE IN ANY COUNTRY OF THE UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNIONFOR
THE MINIMUM POSTAGE FOR AN UNREGISTWERED PRIORITY ITEM OR AN UNREGISTERED
LETTER SENT BY AIR TO A FOREIGN COUNTRY
Therefore 1 IRC should suffice for an air mail
I disagree. First, some people have tried to get rich at ham radio. How
successful they were is debatable, but certainly no one would argue that
none have tried. Second, In trying to walk in the shoes of DX ops of modest
means I believe I would be content and happy to send out thousands of QSL
I have ten of the NEW IRCs and one of the older (still good) IRCs for sale
for 14.75 postpaid in the US. Anybody need this small amount?
All IRCs are properly stamped on the left side! No rejects in this bunch.
73,
Charlie, W0YG..
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One of the most irritating things in QSLing is the DX op who complains about
theft in his country's postal system yet never gets a manager in another
country with a more secure postal system. One has to wonder if such stations
aren't DXing for dollars. If they're not, then they should either
Amen Mike!! Very simple workable solution. 73 Russ W4UBC
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From: Mike Mattes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dx-chat@njdxa.org
Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 7:03 PM
Subject: [DX-CHAT] QSL Costs
One of the most irritating things in QSLing is the DX op who complains
about theft
What about the DX station that requests green stamps to cover the cost of mailing the card and then sends your card via the Buro?
This has happened to me on numerous occassions and probably to just about everyone else.
Mort/WA2ARS
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