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N2UGB Richard has contributed to 5 posts out of 11671 total posts
(0.04%) in 6,002 days (0.00 posts per day).
20 Most recent posts:
Getting more eQSLs »
favorite dx antennae Jan 26, 2010 05:41 AM
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My only antenna DX or otherwise...a Buddistick with an MFJ 12-foot telescopic whip out second-floor window. Don't have anywhere near DXCC but have worked Europe, Central/South America, couple African countries. Always QRP cw with an FT-817. N2UGB Richard (Dick) Downey
Support - English speaking »
french support ? Mar 3, 2009 12:31 PM
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Perhaps some of the French amateurs who post on RADIOAMATEUR.ORG could be persuaded to volunteer. 73 de ex F/N2UGB N2UGB Richard (Dick) Downey
Support - English speaking »
QTH info runs into Style 1 info Mar 3, 2009 12:26 PM
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Is there anyway I can retain Style 1 without having the extended QTH info run into the photo image? I wouldn't care if that line was entirely removed as my mailing address placement is fine. Thanks N2UGB Richard (Dick) Downey
Getting more eQSLs »
The importance of eQSL design Feb 8, 2009 06:48 AM
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I agree that a nice QSL graphic improves the look of the card when printed. Actually, I prefer a photograph taken by the amateur of his/her's immediate region. But not a shack-shot. I think we have a pretty good idea of what amateur radio equipment looks like. Could be nature, an important monument, even a family photo, etc.. Just about everyone has a snapshot-type digital camera these days. The photo doesn't have to be super professional. That is what is nice about e-qsling, the photo can be changed as new subject matter comes to mind. Can't do that with a thousand pre-printed QSL cards. N2UGB Richard (Dick) Downey
Getting more eQSLs »
How to get more people to join EQSL??!! Dec 1, 2008 01:37 PM
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My gosh how, just how do we get amateurs into the e-QSL system. I'm in Europe right now and am amazed at the lack of DX (not rare!) e-QSL participation. I've sent a half-dozen cards. Interesting photo too so the card might be more attractive when printed. None of my Euro contacts were registered and no e-mail address provided. Mine is sitting in various mail-boxes containing hundreds of unanswered cards from around the globe. Is e-QSL just too easy? Too inexpensive? Are there just too many cards generated now? I realize not every radio amateur has a computer. But most do these days, even if it isn't the latest wiz-bang model. Mine is a nearly ten-year-old lap-top and cheap printer. They still work. When I'm in the States, my state-side return rate is pretty decent. I don't know what to make of it. N2UGB Richard (Dick) Downey |
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