I like your idea of using an envelope in the bin with the flap hanging down to provide a label. I'm going to adopt that trick for some bins I have in my office (not QSL related :-) !
I just purchased a bag of qsl cards from a flea market and they're pretty interesting. On quite a few there is a stamped name and address from a Harris A. Cox from Yukon Territory.
Need the address for incoming. Size or envelope and postage. Getting back into ham radio. Like 20 years. Always something about holding the QSL in you hand Thanks for all you do KQ4CD Paul
I have 50 cards from 50 states. How do I get WAS without mailing them to the ARRL for confirmation? Shipping them is far to risky after the multi years saga of getting them.
yes, but when you write to the ARRL asking for information, they usually toss your correspondents in the circular bin and really could not give a rats butt about what you are asking for- how is that for a company who deals with communication...I guess ARRL is particular on who they respond too.
I like your idea of using an envelope in the bin with the flap hanging down to provide a label. I'm going to adopt that trick for some bins I have in my office (not QSL related :-) !
What a nice presentation! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
I see there is OH-box almost full off QSL cards. Finland is working :) TU, 73!
Thank you so much! Love QSL cards and hope this facet of the hobby persists!
Thank you for the nice visit. Lionel. k1zek 73
Thank you for watching, Lionel! 73
What a perfect explanation! Can't wait to share it with my aspiring ham friends!
Please do! Thank you for watching!
Very cool. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
I just purchased a bag of qsl cards from a flea market and they're pretty interesting. On quite a few there is a stamped name and address from a Harris A. Cox from Yukon Territory.
Great video and you can see what takes place. I will organize my cards better now.
Need the address for incoming. Size or envelope and postage. Getting back into ham radio. Like 20 years.
Always something about holding the QSL in you hand
Thanks for all you do
KQ4CD Paul
You can find more information here: www.arrl.org/incoming-qsl-service. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for what you do , nice Video 😊
Great QSL bureau! I wonder if this is the largest QSL bureau in the world? ;-)
GREAT VIDEO !!!
Thanks, Robert! 73
Nice! Our club recently had a presentation on QSLing and this visit to the bureau will show folks how it works at HQ. 73 - Dino KLØS
Glad to hear it! 73!
Love the video! 😀
Thank you for watching! 73
Keep up the great work de W9 QSL Bureau.
Good job there 73
I have 50 cards from 50 states. How do I get WAS without mailing them to the ARRL for confirmation? Shipping them is far to risky after the multi years saga of getting them.
LOOK FOR A LOCAL ARRL CARD CHECKER.
@@petermann7559 yep, a lot harder these days.
Great job! 73 de BA4TB
Thanks! 73
saludos desde México
greetings from México
yes, but when you write to the ARRL asking for information, they usually toss your correspondents in the circular bin and really could not give a rats butt about what you are asking for- how is that for a company who deals with communication...I guess ARRL is particular on who they respond too.
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greetings from México.
saludos desde México.