[Dx-qsl] Never give up!

[gm4fam at tiscali.co.uk]

It seems a great shame that any DXpedition logs are consigned to the 
trash without some copy made - after all a lot of early DXpeditions 
were groundbreaking and historical either in being 'Firsts' from the 
DXCC in question or for some other reason such as being a first 
activation on a particular band.

Surely there are retired secretaries or others out there with the time 
and the necessary copying skills to put this data on computer and 
(preferably) uploading to LoTW as a second permanent (and historical) 
record.

I have recently uploaded all my logs from 1976-1979 and am amazed how 
many match with LoTW!
(OK, there aren't the numbers involved that are made with a DXpedition 
but I find it fairly easy to put 250 log entries on the PC every hour - 
wish I could do contests running the same rate!).

73 Cris
GM4FAM

>On Jan 29, 2009, at 7:09 PM, Ron Lago wrote:
>
>If they wait more than 10 years, I would assume they didnt want the 
card
>that bad. I have 15 different logs that will soon go away. They were
>from the 70's and 80's.
>Ron




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