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Card in from Rwanda

DXman

Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
Apr 5, 2005
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It took a long time - but worth it.

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Nice cards and great contact!
Things must move a bit slower over there, took over a year to receive a card from the first station I worked in South Africa on 10m. I'd given up on it.

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Nice cards and great contact!
Things must move a bit slower over there, took over a year to receive a card from the first station I worked in South Africa on 10m. I'd given up on it.

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Most exotic DX have a QSL manager to look after all that. They send them their logs a few times a year and the manager does the work in his free time.
 
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Most exotic DX have a QSL manager to look after all that. They send them their logs a few times a year and the manager does the work in his free time.
The South African gentleman in this case handles his own QSL, hence the delay. According to him and several other South African stations I've worked, their postal system has become nearly all but nonexistent.
 

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