My longest was KWG 1230 Stockton CA, at a bit over a year. Also with no
follow up. that was in the early 70s.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside Oregon
Come visit us for the 2010 IRCA convention held Sept 24-26 at the Inn
At Seaside.
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IRCA
I am still waiting on a QSL from Radio Rabaul
in Papua New Guinea that I sent out in the
Spring of 1975.
Fingers crossed.
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Colin Newell - Editor - CoffeeCrew DOT Com ---
Victoria, British Columbia -
And if you ever need a QSL for KRVN or any of the Nebraska Rural Radio
Association's stations, KTIC 840, KRVN 880 or KNEB 960, Ive got the Director
of Engineering's email address and would be glad to pass it along in private
email to somebody whos had QSL troubles with them.
Paul Walker
On Fri,
Just received in the mail today a QSL from WMBI 1140 Chicago IL. This was
sent in November 1999, and I sent no follow-up. The CE says he is
retiring
and cleaning out old files. He had held my letter until he got new QSLs
printed, but then lost track.
1110, no?
The longest I've waited
You've got me beat. My longest wait was approx 6 years for KTIP-1450
Porterville CA in the 1970s, with no follow-up(s).
Bruce
Jim Renfrew wrote:
Just received in the mail today a QSL from WMBI 1140 Chicago IL. This
was sent in November 1999, and I sent no follow-up. The CE says he is
It's pretty amazing that you got one, Bruce. Was it signed by the chief
engineer or possibly the owner, nationally known baseball announcer Monte
Moore (if it was late enough in the 70s?)
I don't recall when he sold KTIP, but it was fascinating to hear such a
smooth, professional announcer
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] World's longest delayed QSL?
It's pretty amazing that you got one, Bruce. Was it signed by the chief
engineer or possibly the owner, nationally
Just received in the mail today a QSL from WMBI 1140 Chicago IL. This was
sent in November 1999, and I sent no follow-up. The CE says he is retiring
and cleaning out old files. He had held my letter until he got new QSLs
printed, but then lost track.
The letter was received at my old
I got a chuckle on the long lost QSL. I wonder if I lost any by not staying
put forever in one place. Out of curiosity, did Radio Sweden say anything
about the correctness of your report while telling you that they don't do
QSLs anymore?
Mike Hawkins
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 9:50 PM, Jim