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QSLs: KJ4RMJ, K9HE

September 23, 2018 By Dan KB6NU 3 Comments

This first one isn’t a QSL from a station whose call spells a word. Heck, it isn’t even a QSL card at all, but I enjoyed it as much or more than a regular QSL.

Peter, KJ4RMJ writes:

Hi, Dan (KB6NU),

I enjoyed chatting with you on 30 meters on August 4, 2018. I operate a lot from out boat and often don’t get contacts on 30 meters, since the antenna (our backstay) is cut for 40 meters. That’s where the marine nets and emergency services are located. But, you got me at home with my 135-ft. dipole. I like a lot 30 meters.

Thanks for your patience  Just starting CW.

The pic is from the street we lived [on] in Paris for 20 years.

73, Peter


I worked K9HE in a recent contest. As in a contest exchange, this card was sent without any personal comments.

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  1. Steve W8SFC says

    September 24, 2018 at 8:47 am

    I really enjoy living vicariously via your QSL card posts, so please keep them coming! I have a few from 2 meter QSO’s and look forward to being able to explore HF soon. (I suppose I will need to de-rustify my CW skills)…

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  2. Mark Murray says

    February 1, 2019 at 9:08 pm

    Thanks for the use of your site Dan.. I just worked KJ4RMJ, Peter in PBI Florida, on 10.120, 30m. Thanks, Peter, for your patience with me very new on CW. My copy is very slow. Thanks again Mark WI4MM. in Virginia.

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    • Dan KB6NU says

      February 3, 2019 at 1:06 am

      My pleasure, Mark. If you ever hear me on the air, please give me a call.

      Reply

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