You can check whether your VU4 QSL cards have been received in India, at
http://www.niar.org/vu4/qsl/ - the site also tells you how many times
you are in their log, although with no band/mode/date/time information.

I found someone who worked them 15 times, but I expect there are worse
offenders!

Derek
aa5bt

Here is typing to you kid

Lets see -- there are 10 HF bands and two modes = 20 band/mode countries

Guess he/she missed some (;-)
--
Round up the usual spammers
Rains In Casablanker



"Derek Wills" wrote in message
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You can check whether your VU4 QSL cards have been received in India, at
http://www.niar.org/vu4/qsl/ - the site also tells you how many times
you are in their log, although with no band/mode/date/time information.

I found someone who worked them 15 times, but I expect there are worse
offenders!

Derek
aa5bt

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 16:26:26 +0000 (UTC),
(Derek Wills) wrote:

You can check whether your VU4 QSL cards have been received in India, at
http://www.niar.org/vu4/qsl/ - the site also tells you how many times
you are in their log, although with no band/mode/date/time information.


My QSO shows date, mode and band.


I found someone who worked them 15 times, but I expect there are worse
offenders!

Derek
aa5bt

My QSO shows date, mode and band.
(N7WS)

No it doesn't - it shows the date/band/mode of the
claimed QSO that is on your QSL card. You are in
their log once, but that might be a 160m PSK QSO
where they mis-copied someone else's call as yours.

Derek
aa5bt

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 18:22:30 +0000 (UTC),
(Derek Wills) wrote:

My QSO shows date, mode and band.
(N7WS)

No it doesn't - it shows the date/band/mode of the
claimed QSO that is on your QSL card. You are in
their log once, but that might be a 160m PSK QSO
where they mis-copied someone else's call as yours.

[sigh]

I still need to send a card what it the best way to do this and what is
the correct address. Are greens stamps (how many?) regarded or is there
another way to pay them something for there efforts.

Thanks,
Ron WA0KDS