[NJARC] Fwd: I have a "NEW" QSL card History web page

[John Dilks]

Hi Gang,

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I have a "NEW" QSL card History web page, of the Atlantic City area. Visit http://www.k2tqn.com/    (see yellow box with link)-- I'm trying to preserve the memories of early and past ham radio operators.  Some of these hams were teenagers back in the 1920s talking to the world in Morse Code.


Please check it out --   http://www.k2tqn.com     --


I also am including more information on each ham when I have something interesting to add. 


See  3BGT, W3DAK, W3AX, W2LS, W3KY, W2AOP, W2FTT, W2PJD,  are some examples. Also WPG, the original WPG station is there.  (I have more information to add on WPG, soon - also some on WBAB, soon)


More information will be added later to the page. This will be an ongoing project, it takes time.


73, John Dilks, K2TQN
__ Retired - Now writing for Electric Radio Magazine
_____ Former Editor Vintage Radio Column, QST Magazine 2000-2014
________ Having fun smelling hot rosin and solder again

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