For my both call signs (ES1RF and ES3RF) as well, as for portable operation, I using the the same address for QSL exchange.<\/p>\n
| Address: <\/strong> <\/strong><\/td>\n Gennadi Klevtsov | A.-H.Tammsaare tee, 70-57 Tallinn, 13413 Estonia<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n QSL policy: | <\/strong><\/td>\n I answer 100% for all received QSL cards. If card received via the bureau, or one received<\/strong> direct, but <\/strong>without<\/strong> return postage fee, I will answer via the buro. Usually I visiting our QSL-buro 4-5 times in a year. So, sometimes QSL-exchange could take around 2 years. All QSL-card, which received direct with SAE and returned postage fee (2 U.S.D, or 2 Euro, or 1 valid IRC), I answering direct during 3-5 days. | I always send first and direct my QSL-cards for a new DXCC on VHF and UP bands with SAE and return postage fee (cash, IRC or via PayPal)! I confirm 100% of all my QSO on all band via LOTW<\/strong><\/a>. Also, several time in a year I upload my log to eQSL.cc. Because some HAMs using e_QSL exchange for some purposes. Me personally not interesting in e_QSL!<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n E-mail: | <\/strong><\/td>\n main address: genek (at) hot.ee<\/strong> | rare used: es3rf (at) mail.ru, es1rf_gene@gmail.com<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n <\/p>\n\n\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For my both call signs (ES1RF and ES3RF) as well, as for portable operation, I using the the same address for QSL exchange. Address: Gennadi KlevtsovA.-H.Tammsaare tee, 70-57Tallinn, 13413Estonia QSL policy: I answer 100% for all received QSL cards. If … Continue reading |