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We've put out the word that Kim is
interested in managing more stations, so if you are looking, or know of someone
who is looking for a manager, please consider her. She has plenty of time
on her hands, and loves to see the cards, stamps, and read the many notes
enclosed with QSLs. Direct cards generally are answered "same day." Bureau cards are held and bulk mailed to the ARRL every quarter (Mar, Jun, Sep, and Dec). Since this is a labor of love for both Kim and me, donations to help cover expenses are greatly appreciated.
Kim also is a member of the QSL Managers
Society, and she has had the honor of being voted in the Top 25 QSL Managers (2003) and Top 5 QSL Managers (2004) in the Go-list survey, a feat of which she is justifiably proud. Mail QSL requests to:
We usually have a number of IRCs for sale at $1.75 each. These are the NEW (good thru 2013) version. Please email with your request.
PLEASE NOTE: The entire log for HH2PK/4V2PK/4V4H has been uploaded for searching. With a very rare exception, we do NOT have logs after 11/97. They were lost and cannot be recovered. I will be happy to do a log check for a busted call for any pre-1998 QSO. Email me your QSO information at n3sl@arrl.net.
Active Logs: Call
sign Latest
log QTH Active LoTW? 2S2MP 09 VII 99 Contests Yes 3B6RF 14 V 01 No Yes 4L5O 23 IX 09 Yes No 4V2PK 28 III 93 No Yes 4V4H 21 IX 92 No Yes 9M2/GM4YXI 17 VIII 02 Pulau Babi Besar – (AS046) No Yes 08 XII 02 Pulau Ketam –
(AS074) No Yes 14 III 04 Pulau Pangkor
– (AS072) No Yes 20 III 04 Pulau Perhentian
Besar – (AS073) No Yes 10 IX 05 Pulau Ketam –
(AS074) No Yes CT9P 18 VII 04 No Yes CT9X 25 VII 04 No Yes GM3WOJ 31 VIII 08 Yes Yes GM4YXI 26 IV 09 Yes Yes GM7R 25 X 09 Contests Yes GS2MP 30 V 04 Spcl event Yes HH2PK 27 XI 97 No Yes KL7J 05 X 09 Yes Yes RL6YXX 31 VIII 09 European Contests Yes V73CS Pending No No VK4KW 03 X 09 Contests Yes VK4TI 25 X 08 Yes Yes VK4UC 07 X 07 Yes Yes VY1JA 19 X 08 No Yes YL2EC 15 XI 08 Yes No ZL1CT 28 II 09 Yes Yes ZL1CT/4 14 I 04 No Yes ZL1V 07 III 09 Contests Yes |
This is my daughter, Kimberly. When she was 14, she had her first experience
with QSL cards, doing most of the QSL chores for the 1993 Howland Island
expedition, AH1A. She actively participates in my meager QSLing and has
jumped back into the thick of things by handling the North American portion of
the 3B6RF expedition.