[Dx-qsl] FO/N6JA

Fri Jan 6 17:27:42 EST 2006

Mine came back recently, from the address he has listed with the FCC. When
out of the country you must still have a stateside address where you can be
contacted. Im not happy to see that mail is returned from that address. He
has indeed published info that he uses another address (direct to Tahiti)
but of course the FCC data base doesnt contain that. There are a number of
calls out in the US Pacific Islands that are issued to people who do not
exist there. I write to the FCC every time that happens, and inform them
that their data base is incorrect.
I spent 19 years overseas, without a home here in the states, but registered
my call/license using my in-laws address (they forwarded mail on to me -
and this was before I obtain the good services of W3HNK to be my manager),
and believe we should expect the same adhesian to the rules by others.
Danny
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Peter Dougherty (W2IRT)" <w2irt at comcast.net>
To: <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 5:05 PM
Subject: RE: [Dx-qsl] FO/N6JA
> At 16:03 06-01-06, Robert T. Devine wrote:
>> >QSL info for FO/N6JA
> >Send QSL to
> >
> >BRAD FISHER BP 12570 Papara TAHITI FRENCH POLYNESIA
>>> Just to add, my turnaround to him is somewhat fast. Last year I sent
> two: Feb. 25 came back March 30th; July 2nd came back August 18th.
> Not bad to and from the south Pacific. Both with 1ドル
>>>>> - Peter
>> W2IRT
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