A92GE

Direct QSL cards should be sent to:

David Smith

P.O. Box 1976,

Manama,

Bahrain.

Please include a return addressed envelope. Return postage costs approximately $1.00, and IRC's and Japanese prepaid envelopes are not accepted by the Bahrain Post Office.

I also QSL via electronic cards with both The Logbook of the World ™ and eQSL ™.

There is no official bureau in Bahrain. I occasionally receive some cards through the Amateur Radio Association and I do reply via your respective national bureau. However this is a very unreliable method. For example it is over two years since I received cards from either the ARRL or RSGB.

I have issued four designs of QSL card:

The photograph for the last card was taken by a friend of mine, Jack Higbee whose brother is Steve, KD6JDM.

My eQSL card shows me in St. Andrews on a cold January day: