[Dx-qsl] JR6TYH/JD1

Tue Oct 26 18:30:14 EDT 2004

Domo Kenji-san,
Will just wait and see and hope for the best.
I hope he has having fun there at JD1. I have been to both Marcus and 
Iwo Jima when the LORAN stations were in operation. Had many pile-ups 
with JA's. My visits were short. I would not like to have been there 
as part of the LORAN Station personal for the year they had to stay. 
At least they had the JSDF personal there to visit and play baseball with.
Hope to see you in the CQWWDX this weekend
Kenji Rikitake wrote:
> In the message <417CACC2.1050602 at cox.net>
> dated Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 12:35:08AM -0700,
> "Alan C. Zack" <k7acz at cox.net> writes:
>>>If he is not a JARL member will he get buro cards OK?
>>> I've heard that JARL QSL bureau may put QSL cards to non-members on hold
> for a few months and would retry for a delivery later, though this
> policy is *not* officially stated.
>> Various information sources including those from Kusano-san, JA1ELY and
> Sakurai-san, JQ2GYU, on this mailing list, and that of CQ Ham Radio
> magazine's DX Section, suggest that the operator of JR6TYH/JD1 would
> subscribe to the JARL QSL bureau service after finishing his duty in the
> island.
>> BTW many JA ops pays the per-callsign subscription service of JARL QSL
> bureau (for secondary or even more callsigns to a member) *after* they
> finish their DX operation. The current subscription fee is JPY 3600/yr
> for each additional callsign.
>> 73
> // Kenji Rikitake, JJ1BDX/3 
>>
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