[CW] QSLL?

[Tony Martin]

Link,
In the past, it was to mean, "I will QSL upon receipt of
your card".  I'm not sure if it is still used in that
context or not.  Another Q signal of that type was/is
QRNN (which meant man made static) as opposed to QRN
which meant atmospheric static.  It will be interesting
to see what others remember.
73
Tony, W4FOA
Chickamauga, GA


"Lincoln Frye, K6BU" wrote:
> 
> Greetings fellow brasspounders,
> 
> In the last months (year?), I have sometimes received the message
> QSLL  toward  the end of QSOs with European stations.  Does anyone
> know what this means?
> 
> 73,
> Link  K6BU
> 
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