[Fists] A Simple note on QSLing

[Tomas Hood]

I remember reading something about some groups not accepting as
'valid' a card that is not 'printed' with QTH information.  I did not
read in detail, but it seemed that because the stamp could be forged
by anyone, the card would not be considered 'valid'.  Would this
really be an issue?

On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 11:34 AM, David Ring <n1ea at arrl.net> wrote:

> 2.) If you are in between jobs, or unstablity is in your life, then
> print up a nice QSL about you and your activities, clubs, interests,
> and maybe some other history.  Then get a clear matt finish sticker
> (they are sold) with your name and mailing address on it - and put it
> on the bottom - or when you design your QSL card, leave a space for it
> at the bottom left (or right) of the card.
>
> 3.  A big giant size call sign card with report on one side.  Use the
> other for address and your label for return address - or an ink stamp.
>  The QTH info is now on the mailing side.  Change addresses, no
> problem!  Also a picture of you and your call works!

Tomas David Hood

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