IARU maintains a list. http://www.iaru.org/qsl-bureaus.html Steve W3HF

Is there a list of the DX country'sincoming bureau addresses some place??? Don K9DEB #2007

RRR I & JA were 0.8 and 0.7 oz. , respectively/ Just made up a bunch of envelopes for DX Bureaus. Al the onesies/twosies will go to ARRL. Jerry n9avy

Jerry - My approach would be the following: - Separate out any set of cards for a single country that totals at least one full ounce. (Sounds like you have already done that with DL, I and JA.) - Send

Morris: Seems like a good way to go. The Paypal method would be a nightmare for incoming bureaus, but since Incoming Bureau is ARRL sponsored , I doubt that would happen. Jerry n9avy

If you have a PAYPAL acct you can ship through them and it is easier and use the first class rate for a package you can mail up to 13oz this way use a plastic self sealing envelope and you can stuff

Jon, The standard USPS post card is or at least was 3 1/2 by 5 1/2. I have not seen a current post card so have no idea is they even still sell them. Bill AG4QX

Tried to figure this out shipping QSLs via direct to bureaus in Europe or via ARRL. Have a total of 8.3 ounces of cards ready to be shipped. If I ship them via ARRL Outgoing Bureau, it will be a

Paula, Nice! Great card. Says it all. With any luck I'll be able to get in it my collection some day. 73 Joe KA1PPV On Saturday, July 8, 2017 12:44 PM, "Jerry n9avy@... [070]" <070@...>

Postal regulations ! They vary from U.S. to Europe and other parts of world. Many QSL cards are sent as postcards... it's a few cents cheaper The standard 3 x 5 " index card is no longer

I've got a "newbie" question on QSL cards. I've never had qsl cards made. When I was active on HF, a few years ago, I thought about having some made, but never did. I even thought about printing my

Used to do my own cards for N9AVY/140 (Maxim Birthday Special ) and K9ATI using WB8RCR software which . is available if one searches for "WB8RCR QSL Card Maker". Jerry N9AVY

I refurbish and restore old qsl designs using Gimp and photoshop for hams who have old ones in their collections they want to restore and reproduce..like antique cards their dads and grandads (even

Please join me in welcoming our new PODXS070 member(s). 2556 Scott WA5TRL Jim, K5SP #483 Membership Director

Paula, when stationed on Whidbey Island in late 60's, there was a Naval Communications station on the old seaplane base. I was a Radioman there, and sent out the weather reports for the Straits

Joe, I did the same using a picture I took. It is uniquely my area - view of Mt Baker across the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Breathtaking! Check it out on QRZ. Paula K7PAX

Bill, I decided to put one of my photographs on my card. I wanted something that said NEW ENGLAND so I think that fall foliage does well in that regard. Someday if I move to AZ I'll replace it with a

Marty, I did the same thing with WSPR. I hadn't heard of propnet either so I'm glad it was brought up. Tnx. Every little edge helps. 73 Joe KA1PPV #1482 On Friday, July 7, 2017 1:10 AM,

Working all those years at bureau, occasionally there would be a batch of cards that would come through looking as though they had been stowed in the cargo hold of a ship or were unloaded from an

Oh, I use a regular point red sharpie to enter the other call sign on the card. It stands out. The rest of the info is done with a fine point black sharpie. Found ink tends to smear and bleed on