[Dx-qsl] Russian QSL's

[Nenad Stevanovic]

Kostas,


We regularly send QSLs to SV bureau in Athens.
Not only from VE3, but from all VE provinces
and territories. We have to do some cost 
containment management, and sending pattern may be 
a bit slower than you expect. 

We do our best to match the incoming pattern, if 
we get the  feedback from other bureaus. The bureau 
I manage is the only RAC bureau in Canada that sends 
QSL cards. All others are RX only.

Similarly, all W bureaus are equal in that they are 
RX only. The only US bureau that sends QSLs out is 
ARRL Outgoing QSL bureau, and sending pattern only 
depends on individuals, not on particular call area.


73  Nenad   VE3EXY


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Snail Mail  : RAC Outgoing QSL Bureau 
              P.O.Box: 11156 Stn."H" 
              Ottawa, ON, K2H 7T9
              C A N A D A 
E-MAIL      : ve3exy at rac.ca 
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-----Original Message-----
From: dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net
[mailto:dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Kostas sv1dpi
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 4:44 AM
To: dxqslREFLECTOR
Subject: Re: [Dx-qsl] Russian QSL's


I believe that UA bureau is working ok last years. I get many many cards

from UA. Some delay only with ua2. Many usa stations don't use their
bureau 
but the bureau especially for w3 work ok and fast. I have delay with w7.
The 
strange think for me is VE bureau. Last 5 years i got cards only from
ve3 
(fast and good) and just before 2 months i got cards from some other 
canadian prefixes. Especially the west cost of Canada send cards more
rare 
than we can listen here (hi hi)
Kostas sv1dpi

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "RW4WZ" <rw4wz at udm.net>
To: <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 8:41 AM
Subject: RE: [Dx-qsl] Russian QSL's


> Hello Glen,
>
> Wellcome back to HAM Radio ! Things are change definitely.
>>From my point of view now the Russian QSL Bureau working better
> than USA bureau system. For last five years try to get 160 prefixes 
> from NA via  bureau. Got abt 5%  back for all qsl I sent to USA via 
> the bureau.
>
> Russian bureau address is:
>
> PO Box 88,
> Moscow,
> 119311,
> RUSSIA
>
> If You have any question to them, here is e mail:
>
> qsl at srr.ru
>
> 73!
>
> Larry
>
> RW4WZ
>
> 5B DXCC   #3794
> DXCC RTTY #1497
> WAZ  RTTY #56
>
>
>> Hey gang,
>> >
>> > I've been out of the game for a long time (15 years. Ouch!).
>> Been getting
>> > back on the horse again and wanted to check on QSL'ing to Russia.
>> >
>> > Box 88 was pretty spotty back in the Soviet days and I keep reading

>> > murmurs that the Russian QSL bureau is even worse these days
>> than it ever
>> > was. Is this true? Should I send all my Russian cards direct
>> now? I have
>> > some that aren't really all that special but I actually would like 
>> > to receive them some day.  ;-)
>> >
>> > Many thanks for any advice or anecdotes,
>> > Glen
>> > NA5Z
>
>
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