[Dx-qsl] HK5MQZ/HK0M

Wed Dec 10 11:05:52 EST 2008

Ken,
 Over the last few years, if I needed to send qsl's to Colombia, I did it by Registered Mail, and it worked every time. Yes, it's expensive, but by the time you throw in a second or third attempt, with IRC or $,ドル you might as well have sent registered in the first place.
In the past, I organized group mailings, getting other guys to chip in.  They would send a stateside SASE to me with their qsl for the Colombian station and 2ドル-3, depending on the number participating.  Once I got the cards back from Colombia, I put them in the return sase.  Worked great.  There might be others who still need this one, so you might want to consider doing the same thing.  
73 de Will WC6DX
-----Original Message-----
From: W8LU <w8lu at w8lu.com>
To: dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tue, 9 Dec 2008 9:48 pm
Subject: [Dx-qsl] HK5MQZ/HK0M 
I worked HK5MQZ/HK0M on 12 meters on June 21, 2001.  He was operating from Malpelo.
I haven’t been successful in receiving confirmation of this QSL despite numerous attempt.
Anybody in radio land have any luck?  Can you tell me your secret of success?
Tnx es 73,
Ken W8LU
 
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