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Am 12.09.2021 um 13:10 schrieb Dmitry Mezin:

WRMI has recently QSLed some of my email reports sent to info at wrmi
dot net. They have nice paper QSLs. Had to wait 2...4 months, though.
Hi Dmitry,
thanks for your message. Unfortunately, it is becoming increasingly rare
for radio stations to send QSLs by post without reimbursement. I
recently saw QSL incoming messages from WMRI, where "$ $ " was also
written. A real card is something nice! Unfortunately, I've had mostly
bad experiences with Web Forms, so I wasn't sure if submitting my July
report to the WMRI website would lead to anything. But you gave me hope ....
Thanks and vy73 Frank
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Hi Frank,
WRMI has recently QSLed some of my email reports sent to info at wrmi dot 
net. They have nice paper QSLs. Had to wait 2...4 months, though.
73,
Dmitry
Kazan, Russia

Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2021 18:36:44 +0200
From: Frank Helmbold DB9DT <db9dt@gmx.de>
Subject: [HCDX] QSLs from WTWW, WRMI, WWRB ??
Hi,
who knows, whether WTWW, WRMI and WWRB themselves send QSLs nowadays.
Paper cards or eQSLs?
Should I send a letter with return postage/SASE or is it enough to send
an email or enter the report to a webform?
WRMI offers a webform, but will they really spend the money and send a
card by snail mail?
73! Frank
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Hi,
who knows, whether WTWW, WRMI and WWRB themselves send QSLs nowadays.
Paper cards or eQSLs?
Should I send a letter with return postage/SASE or is it enough to send
an email or enter the report to a webform?
WRMI offers a webform, but will they really spend the money and send a
card by snail mail?
73! Frank

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Rotenburg(Wuemme) in Northern Germany, JO43rc
AM:  Elad FDM-S2 with SDR-Console V3, magnetic loop HDLA2
VHF: ICOM IC-R7000, 6m: ant. DF6SJ design, 3m: 5 ele. Yagi
also: Drake SPR4, Sony ICF2001d and ICF PRO-80, 20m wire with MLB
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De: AJ Janitschek <janitscheka@rfa.org>
Date: mar., 31 ago. 2021 16:14
Subject: [Rfaqsl] Latest QSL news from RFA
To: qsl <qsl@rfa.org>

Dear friends,

Just a few short notes from all of us at RFA:

1. We removed the map, with pins, from our Automated Reception Report
System (ARRS) at http://techweb.rfa.org so we can eventually update it.

That page needed an update for a while and we're currently looking at what
Google, Amazon Web Services, and others may provide.

There is no target date yet but we will let you know when we are ready to
add the map feature back to RFA's ARRS.

2. The pandemic continues to hamper our ability to confirm reception
reports quickly. Instead of days or weeks, it now takes months before we
get to most RRs. Please be patient but also feel free to write us at
qsl@rfa.org to follow up on any RFA reception reports you've sent, but have
gone months without hearing from us.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

You received this email because you expressed interest in RFA's QSL cards.
Please let us know if you prefer to be removed from our distribution list.

Best wishes; stay healthy. 73. aj

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