[Dx-qsl] informal survey

[Lee Noonan]

Hi,
I have always used airmail envelopes to fit the larger QSL cards.
I believe you are correct that most QSL managers don't use the large sized 
qsls...
unless its a fold over card, and many of those are now small sized too..
Many of the QSLs I receive from the Bureau are the large sized cards..

Lee  VK2LEE

PS: I don't care what topic is on this reflector..
I read the interesting ones and delete the others..


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Kz2i at aol.com>
To: <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 10:17 AM
Subject: [Dx-qsl] informal survey


> The recent thread about peel and eat, lick n  stick, whatever envelopes
> caused me to wonder about the actual need for the  oversize envelopes.  A 
> quick
> check of the 130 qsls I have ready to turn in  for my annual DXCC 
> endorsement
> includes 1 (ONE!) oversize qsl and that is from a  2000 qso.  Is it my
> imagination or does it seem that very few qsls,  especially from managers, 
> come in the
> giant size?  And is it really  necessary to send an AIRMAIL return 
> envelope?  I
> am a creature of habit as  much as anyone and have been using the nested
> overseas envelope sets for a  hundred years, but maybe it's time to switch 
> over to
> just plain old white  envelopes that have peel and stick.
>
> Just thought I'd ask for a little input from the  group.  Especially
> interested in QSL managers take on this.
>
>
> To cut down on bandwidth here on the reflector, reply  to me direct and I
> will post results in about a  week.
>
>
> 73 de Steve, KZ2I
> Charlotte,  NC
>
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