[Dx-qsl] Re: DX-QSL 4O3T Received

Mon Nov 27 19:52:59 EST 2006

Received 4O3T via PA5O, #334 Confirmed. Thank you PA5O Dr. Al, and YL OP 
KA1ZD, Linda!
73,
Don WØDM
Littleton, CO
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Subject: DX-QSL Digest, Vol 34, Issue 27
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>> 1. QSL-results (DE1DXX at aol.com)
> 2. free QSLs to DXpedition and DXer active on 160m (VK1AA)
> 3. RE: free QSLs to DXpedition and DXer active on 160m
> (Nenad Stevanovic)
>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Message: 1
> Date: 2006年11月26日 09:38:35 EST
> From: DE1DXX at aol.com
> Subject: [Dx-qsl] QSL-results
> To: dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net
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>>> Hi to all,
> my QSL results received: 13 Nov 2006 - 25 Nov 2006
> and with bureau cards received in Oct + Nov.
>> MANY THANKS TO ALL OPERATORS AND MANAGERS !!!
>>> VU4AN/VU3CHE via K4VUD Thailand ads hrd Apr 2006 AS-001
> 9V1VC via direct hrd Oct 2006 EU-023
> YX5IOTA via IT9DAA hrd Sep 2006 SA-044
> KL7AA via AC7DX hrd Aug 2004
> 8R1EA via AH8DX hrd Oct 2006
> FO/F6CTL via F6CTL hrd Jul 2006 OC-067
>>> received via bureau - October + November 2006:
>>> Europe
>> 9A2MF hrd Aug 2005 ARLHS 
> CRO-134
> 9A4W hrd Jul 2004 EU-016
> C38JM via C31JM hrd Mar 2005
> DA3X hrd Sep 2005
> DC2005WJT via DJ6SI hrd Aug 2005
> DF0LS hrd Jul 2005
> DF1YQ hrd Apr 2005
> DF8KK hrd Sep 2004
> DG6KL hrd Mar 2005
> DH0PAZ hrd Jul 2005
> DH3RB/p hrd Aug 2005 EU-042, 
> ARLHS
> FED-148
> DJ7GI hrd aug 2005
> DJ8OG/p hrd Aug 2005 EU-047
> DL0EW hrd Nov 2004
> DL0HDF/LH hrd Aug 2005 ARLHS 
> FED-092
> DL0KWH hrd Jul 2005 EU-129
> DL0LN hrd Sep 2004
> DL0PP/LH hrd Aug 2005 ARLHS 
> FED-260
> DL0RWE hrd Aug 2004 EU-047, 
> ARLHS
> FED-024
> DL0SY/p hrd Aug 2005 EU-042, 
> ARLHS
> FED-147
> DL1EJA hrd Nov 2005
> DL1SKK/LH hrd Aug 2005 ARLHS 
> FED-133
> DL4R via DL4RCK hrd Jul 2005
> DL7CX hrd Nov 2004
> DP5M/p hrd Sep 2005
> DQ11AWG via DL2ABM hrd Aug 2005 ARLHS 
> FED-268
> DR3S via DL9EO hrd Oct 2005
> EC5AJP send via EA5RKX - QSL via EA5KB hrd Jan 2000 EU-151
> EW2WW hrd Jan 2005
> F6KUM/p hrd Aug 2005 ARLHS 
> FRA-012
> GB0NHL via GM4FER, qsl veri by MM5AJW hrd Aug 2003 ARLHS 
> SCO-157
> GB200T hrd Oct 2005
> HB0/DL8SDI via DL8SDI hrd May 2005
> HB0/IK1WEG via IK1WEG hrd Apr 2005
> HB9BRJ hrd Apr 2005
> HB9DAI hrd May 2005
> HB9Y hrd Apr 2005
> I2PJA hrd Jan 2005
> ID9A via IK8PGM hrd Jul 2004 EU-017
> IK8WEJ/p hrd Jan 2004 DCI 
> VV-025
> IT9NTD hrd Nov 2004
> IZ3EBA/p hrd Jun 2004 EU-131, 
> DCI
> VE-010
> IZ8CCW hrd Oct 2004
> J42004E via DH6IAZ hrd Aug 2004
> LA6Q via LA9DVA hrd Oct 2005 EU-062, 
> ARLHS
> NOR-045 + NOR-102
> LZ2RS hrd Nov 2005
> LZ80R via LZ1BJ hrd Apr 2006
> MJ/K8PT/p via K8PT hrd Mar 2005 EU-013
> OE2VRM hrd Nov 2001
> OE6PJD hrd Jul 2005
> OM5MF hrd Nov 2005 30m RTTY
> OZ/DJ4MG via DJ4MG hrd Apr 2005
> PA/DD4QE/p via DD4QE hrd Oct 2004 ARLHS 
> NET-018
> PA0SHY hrd May 2004
> PB2T/p hrd Jul 2005 EU-146
> PE1AED hrd Feb 2005
> R11FLY via RZ3DXG hrd Jul 2005
> RZ1OA/p hrd Jun 2005 EU-153; 
> RR-02-42
> S52TJ hrd Jul 2004 160 m
> S56ZZZ hrd May 2005
> S580HQ send via S57XX direct, as a try hrd Jul 2005
> SG3ZZR via SM3CXS hrd May 2005
> SP7GIQ hrd Jan 2005
> SP7XK hrd Oct 2005
> SV1EQU/8 hrd Aug 2005 EU-075
> SV8/HB9AAI via HB9AAI hrd Oct 2004 EU-067
> TM1MAN via F8CSD hrd Jul 2005 LH 
> PB-076
> TM6OLM via F6KFO hrd Nov 2004
> TM8CDX via F5CQ hrd Sep 2002
>>> DX (outside Europe)
>> 9K45NLD via 9K2RR hrd Feb 2006
> CT9L via DJ6QT hrd Oct 2005 AF-014
> FP/W8IQ via W8IQ hrd Nov 2005 30m CW; 
> ARLHS
> SPM-002 + SPM-003
> HS1PDY hrd Jul 2003
> HZ1EX via SM0BYD hrd Jan 2005
> K1RH hrd Mar 2005
> K3PT hrd Jul 2004
> K4DTT hrd Oct 2004
> K9PPY hrd Apr 2003
> KI6T hrd Mar 2005
> NF9V hrd Dec 2004
> NU4Y hrd Nov 2003
> RA0JX hrd Apr 2005
> RA0QW hrd Nov 2004
> RL3AA/0 via UA3DX hrd Jul 2004 RR-13-15 
> (no
> IOTA)
> S79DF via IV3TDM hrd Jun 2004 AF-024
> ST2T via S57DX hrd Feb 2005
> T88AB via UA3DX hrd Nov 2005 OC-009, 
> 40m CW
> TO5R via F6AML hrd Oct 2005 AF-016; 
> 20m CW
> TX5M via F6AML hrd Oct 2005 AF-027
> V51/DL5XL via DL5XL hrd Feb 2004
> VK2APG hrd Oct 2004
> VK3DBQ hrd Jul 2005
> VO1AA hrd Oct 2004
> VO1KVT hrd Nov 2005
> VR2IG hrd Apr 2005
> W1CU hrd Mar 2005
> W3FQ hrd Jun 2004
> WB9EEE hrd Aug 2004
> WN4DW hrd Aug 2004
>>> Take care,
> vy 73
> Andreas DE1DXX
>> --------------------------------------------------
> Andreas Ibold - Alpen - GERMANY
> SWL DE1DXX --- HAM DO1DXX
> JO31GN DOK L14 CQ14 ITU28
> Pse, do not forget me... I need YOUR QSL.... :-)))
> Okay in QRZ.com - look at my QSL-card
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>>> ------------------------------
>> Message: 2
> Date: 2006年11月27日 06:48:31 +1100
> From: "VK1AA" <vk1aa at tpg.com.au>
> Subject: [Dx-qsl] free QSLs to DXpedition and DXer active on 160m
> To: <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
> Message-ID: <008c01c71193$db66f190$acebdbcb at nickpw8oq1q4kz>
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>> Just a quick one: few weeks ago my dream come true
> and now I am proud owner of micro QSL printing business :-)
> Of course no intention here to compete with anyone,
> especially not with East European printers who
> print cards way below true economical cost.
> However I am willing to offer FREE qsl cards to DXpedition
> and DX operators who operate on low bands, especially 160m.
> I will also process logs submitted in electronic form, print
> QSL labels and distribute QSL cards free of charge.
> If you know of anyone who is either interested in
> free qsl's or if you are qsl manager or have intention of going
> on dx trip or if you are just a plain, lazy 160m contester and would 
> like to
> have your QSLing burden of your chest then please let me know. Old 
> 160m logs
> and contest logs are fine too, as long
> as you can forward them as .adif.
> More details at
> www.Topbanders.com
> Please spread the word.
> Thank you for your patronage.
>> 73 Nick vk1aa
>>>>> ------------------------------
>> Message: 3
> Date: 2006年11月27日 01:45:32 -0500
> From: "Nenad Stevanovic" <nenad at nortel.com>
> Subject: RE: [Dx-qsl] free QSLs to DXpedition and DXer active on 160m
> To: "VK1AA" <vk1aa at tpg.com.au>, <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
> Message-ID:
> <0CCD4D34B2952A48AB838DF2D5C840D70DC4DCE2 at zcarhxm0.corp.nortel.com>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
>> Pazi da ne zatrpaju razni low profile DX, sa 50+ veza. Tipicno se radi 
> o
>> ARLHS ekspedicijama koje su sa recimo 150 veza 'mega' ekspedicije.
>> Trebalo bi navesti minimum broja veza, sa recimo bar 10% na top bandu.
>>>> 73 Nenad ...
>> -----Original Message-----
> From: dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net
> [mailto:dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of VK1AA
> Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 2:49 PM
> To: dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [Dx-qsl] free QSLs to DXpedition and DXer active on 160m
>>> Just a quick one: few weeks ago my dream come true
> and now I am proud owner of micro QSL printing business :-)
> Of course no intention here to compete with anyone,
> especially not with East European printers who
> print cards way below true economical cost.
> However I am willing to offer FREE qsl cards to DXpedition
> and DX operators who operate on low bands, especially 160m.
> I will also process logs submitted in electronic form, print QSL 
> labels
> and distribute QSL cards free of charge. If you know of anyone who is
> either interested in free qsl's or if you are qsl manager or have
> intention of going on dx trip or if you are just a plain, lazy 160m
> contester and would like to have your QSLing burden of your chest then
> please let me know. Old 160m logs and contest logs are fine too, as 
> long
> as you can forward them as .adif. More details at www.Topbanders.com
> Please spread the word. Thank you for your patronage.
>> 73 Nick vk1aa
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