G7SOZ
Amateur Radio Station
QSL
Radio Amateurs exchange QSL cards to confirm a contact (known as a QSO). QSL cards are rather like postcards, and can range from simple black and white cards to full gloss coloured cards. Below are a selection of some of the QSL cards that I’ve received from stations that I’ve contacted.
A card from a VHF contact with the Warrington Radio Club during the PW QRP contest.
The QSL card for my first HF contact under my own callsign. A 10m contact with Lichtenstein.
Who says G7 stations don't use CW (morse code). My first QSL for a CW QSO.
A QSL for a contact during the CQ worldwide contest.
Tunisian DXpedition.
20m RTTY contact with Canada
CQ Worldwide contact with the K3KR contest station
CQ Worldwide RTTY contact with the Virgin Islands
PSK31 contact with Saudi Arabia