HELLO TO ALL
ONE DOLLAR IN GREECE IS OK.
ONE AIR MAIL LETTER COST IS
0.65 EURO WITH ONE OR TWO QSLS CARDS
ENCLUDING.
BEST 73 MIKE SV1RK
Australian Postage Charges for QSLS
There has been a recent discussion thread about the cost of postage to
various areas of the world. Currently the following applies:
(1) A SINGLE card (not folded type) sealed in an envelope and stamped CARD
ONLY costs A$1.10 airmail to anywhere in
This is the cost for Sweden:
1.35 Dollar or 1.08 Euro or 1 IRC
That means, people sending Dollar
bills need to send 2 Dollars.
1 Euro bill or 1 IRC is OK with me!!
Or the bureau is also fine but ofcourse
slow.
If someone still needs a cards for my
operations in SV5 SV9 CT3 and CN2KM
I will
Generally speaking there's no difference between fat cat American capitalist
ham and poor Russki ham - everyone has to pay the same amount to get
certain QSLs, that's the rule of the game.
In fact those of us who are in this hobby for 30 years or so, don't need much
and certainly can afford
Hello dx-chat,
Tuesday, July 19, 2005 Vic Goncharsky wrote to dx-chat@njdxa.org:
VG Generally speaking there's no difference between fat cat American
capitalist
VG ham and poor Russki ham
I haven't seen anything about poor russki ham here, what was that
about?
VG In fact those of us who
What about silicone plumber's tape? If wrapped first with the
silicone tape, then with the UV electrical tape, would that seal out the water?
- Jim
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Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.ad1c.us
Is there a website somewhere with all this info for the various countries
collected together in one place? I'd do it myself but I'm so busy these
days I have a hard time just keeping up with the e-mail.
Zack W9SZ
On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, Jan Erik Holm wrote:
This is the cost for Sweden:
1.35
Yes, W9OL has one. Here's a clip from his latest post on the issue:
Creating and modifying the old text based IRC/GS Chart became difficult.
We have taken a new approach.
I've created two new forms.
One in Excel format for download.
Hi, Peter... thanks for the very detailed and informative message... that
stuff is good to know and keep in mind.
One question you wrote: Comments have also been made about the LoTW.
Unfortunately, until LoTW is able to be accepted and accessed at no cost by
Awards Managers outside of
the
Straight from the Logbook of the World FAQ page
https://p1k.arrl.org/lotw/faq#cost:
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How much does it cost to use Logbook of the World?
There is no charge for digital certificates or for submitting log data to
the LoTW system. A charge is
I sure wish DX'ing was the way it was back in the 60's and 70's
when the CW bands were loaded with very rare DX. The
bureau system worked great, and you could bet that a nice looking
QSL and 1 IRC would definitely bring you a direct card back.
73 and GL, Larry K4WLS
I concur ! We may add the
Hey, Do I know how to start a discussion or what
This is more computer typing ink spilled than at the last printer's
convention. A pile-up on the DX Chat Reflector... wow. I love it !!!
And, I still say, bring a smile to the face of the poor DX op laboring away
to answer YOUR cards...
I see no reason why Silicone tape wouldn't work. Personally I've always
liked the N type connectors as where the threaded connector fits into the
socket itself is sealed by virtue of a rubber sealing ring in the male
connector. The cable gland itself (a pressure type cable gland) is
waterproof.
K3BZ asked of VK3QI
One question you wrote: Comments have also been made
about the LoTW. Unfortunately, until LoTW is able to be
accepted and accessed at no cost by Awards Managers outside of
the U.S.A., the requirement of hard copy qsl cards will
remain a necessity.
What are
I don't keep track of how the cards get to me, just
IF they get to me.
If I send for a card - bureau, manager or direct -
I expect a reply. And I don't care how the reply comes in.
And if an IRC or 2 or 3 or 4 will not cover air
mail, I have no trouble with the bureau or surface mail.JUST
I have been vy positively impressed by CQ Magazine's last six or so issues.
The Aug. one, for example, gives a definitive statement about the ham
licensing situation in the United Kingdom... subject of rumors for months...
nice DX related article!
CQ Magazine still publishes ALL of the
CQ Magazine still publishes ALL of the scores of the DX contests and
surprisingly has not gone out of business regardless of the pages that
info
takes up... remarkable!
Hi Charles:
By coincidence, my CQ issue with the 2004 WW SSB results came today, and
there WAS some writeup
That's exactly what I thoughtThanks Ron. There is NO cost for DX to use
LOTW, and therefore NO reason for a DX manager not to use LOTW, as indicated
by Peter VK3QI. besidespossibly money.
73, Jerry K3BZ
- Original Message -
From: Ron Notarius [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Joe,
I see your point, but let's make sure we're talking about apples-to-apples,
not apples-to-oranges.
There is no cost to anyone, be they station or station's manager, to UPLOAD
to Logbook of the World.
There is no cost to anyone to VIEW their logs and matching QSO's with other
logs in
To Jerry, Ron, Joe, Richard et. al.
Apologies for the slow response, but time differences mean that I was
sleeping then working whilst you were sending replies!
I hope the information supplied on Australian postage costs is of benefit to
readers.
With respect to the LoTW question. A
Strange. This W9OL list states IRC not accepted for
Sweden.
My post office in town sure accepts them so go figure.
Guess I don´t beleive W9OL, besides he got the source
wrong, SM4DQC is a broken call!!
73 Jim SM2EKM
Ron Notarius wrote:
Yes, W9OL has one. Here's a clip from
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