[Dx-qsl] Never give up!

Thu Jan 29 14:09:04 EST 2009

If they wait more than 10 years, I would assume they didnt want the card 
that bad. I have 15 different logs that will soon go away. They were 
from the 70's and 80's.
Ron
Callaway Ed-eaim148 wrote:
> Dave,
>> When you're tempted to destroy a log [*shudder*], why not just join the
> QSL Manager's Society (http://www.qsl.net/qslmanagers/ , a.k.a. N2OO &
> Co.) and get a referral instead? That way, you're free of the
> responsibility, but The Deserving can still get their 30-year-old QSOs
> confirmed.
>> With a society "created to protect and preserve Amateur Radio DX and
> DXpedition logs and to make QSL cards available for ALL such logs, no
> matter how old," it would seem that no log should ever be destroyed
> again.
>> Just a thought --
>> Ed N4II.
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> Date: 2009年1月28日 18:42:14 -0500
> From: "Dave Novoa" <dnovoa at bellsouth.net>
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>> That's true, Scott. From time to time I receive requests for cards
> confirming a QSO with KP4AM/Desecheo, in March, 1979. I have been
> tempted twice to destroy the paper logs (3 bound volumes, two columns
> per page), but I still hesitate to do it.
> 73,
>> Dave, W4DN
> (EX-KP4AM) 
> Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got...till it's gone. 
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