[Dx-qsl] Worlds Worst QSLers

Tue Nov 19 10:16:00 2002

Data aren't something to agree or disagree with; they simply present the
results of the experiment. You may agree or disagree with the experimental
method or the conclusions, but data are data. My computer tells me that only
11 of 42 cards came back for Latvia. I used all the usual subterfuges, e.g.
Latvian stamps on the return, IRCs instead of green stamps, typed envelopes,
metered postage, disguised contents, via Europe instead of the USSR, etc. I
eventually confirmed everything I needed from Latvia but an 80 meter QSO
with YL1XX from December 1997. If you have a better return, I would conclude
that you were lucky.

Nelson, KU0A

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Subject: Re: [Dx-qsl] Worlds Worst QSLers

KU0A wrote:  While every country has a few hams that won't QSL, the
difficulty of getting
a card from Latvia is inexcusable.  Nelson, KU0A   I cannot agree with you,
Nelson.  I have had excellent response from Latvia
and have confirmations for 160M thru 10M, fone, cw, and rtty. Your
percentages do not tally with mine. 73, Ray...K6VX

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