I’ve been thinking about writing about this for sometime but I kept pushing it to one side, there’s two main ways of doing electronic QSLing first on the scene was eQSL which provides a web based interface where you can send “photo” QSL cards to other members of the service.
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Just a quick note to say that the GB4HSC QSL cards have been sent to the RSGB bureau.
This weekend I’ve been working on my latest qsl card batch which I got from the bureau last week for my personal callsign M3PHP about 100 cards in total. To save myself the sore fingers sometime ago I decided that I was going to print labels then stick them on the cards, for this [...]
Just a quick note to say that I’ve received my qsl cards from Tony LZ1JZ and I’m hoping to catch up with some of the back log very soon!
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Welcome to the blog of Peter Goodhall, M3PHP who is 22 and a recent graduate after Multimedia Technology (Web Design) at Buckinghamshire New University. I'm keen about all aspects of amateur radio and run the e-learning website HamTests and recently got awarded the RSGB Kenwood Trophy.
I'm also evolved with a number of other amateur radio web applications and currently work as a freelance web developer.