Some cool QSL images:
1967 – Dad’s room – (b&w)
Image by Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos (ClintJCL)
Never knew my dad was into the whole QSL cards thing. I had only recently heard of those on Reverend V’s blog.
Another pic from this set that is barely distinguishable from this one — a cord is dangling slightly differently — appeared in Popular Electronics magazine.
From left – RCA Stereo Cartridge Tape Recorder, Symphonic Stereo Phonograph (Garrard 1000), Audio Color box, FM Police/Fire Radio, Hallicrafters S-118 Shortwave radio, Comstat-25 CB Radio, Lafayette HA-230 SW Radio, RCA AM-FM radio, VM speaker, 30-watt Airline amplifier w/12" Jensen speaker. Vic’s call-sign was WPE4HTV (monitoring only). Alexandria VA
On The Air sign, QSL cards, desk, ham radio, hardware, microphone, window.
black and white. from Dad.
Dad’s room, Grandparents’ house, Alexandria, Virginia.
1967.
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Sample N5PRE QSL
Image by The Rocketeer
I never had a QSL manager before. I saw a screen shot for eqsl.cc in CQ magazine on page 82 of the March 2009 issue and thought I’d check it out. I liked what I saw so I upgraded to Bronze status and was able to create my own design.
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