Enter the e-QSL Contest!

Sorry folks, the contest is closed. But here are the entries I received in the first few months:

Glenn Maclean, WA7SPY, of Sacramento, California, sent this one in on 3-23-99:

Click to see full size QSL from Glenn WA7SPY

Armando DeJesus, KP4II, of Austin, Texas, sent this one in on 3-25-99, as a Power Point file:

Click to see full size QSL from Armando KP4II

This one is from Bob Scott, KF9YH, of Hobart, Indiana, sent in on 3-26-99. He created it with MS Publisher:

Click to see full size QSL from Bill KF9YH

This eye-catcher is from Mike, KB9IYS, of Parrish, Florida, who wanted to raise the ante in response to the e-QSL from KF9YH. The neat 3-d font is his own creation:

Click to see full size QSL from Mike KB9IYS

Here's the first international entry: from Pierre, VE2LHP, of St. Nicholas, QC, Canada. It arrived as a .pcx file:

Click to see full size QSL from Pierre VE2LHP

This QSL has a neat drawing showing how Don, ND6T, put up a stealth antenna for his QRP rig:

Click to see full size QSL from Don ND6T

Here's one from the Ultra Rare state of Rhode Island (one of three I'm still trying for!) -- by Jeff, N1YDU. Jeff, be listening for me!

Click to see full size QSL from Jeff N1YDU

Thomas - SM0CNS - from Cebu Island put together some nice art work: "I used Adobe's PhotoShop 5 for this one".

QSL from Thomas SM0CNS

Alan - W2AEW - uses Print Shop 6.0 and Word 97. "I usually work up a design, then print them off 25-50 at a time."

QSL from Alan W2AEW

Rich - KE4LAB - sent this sunset from Florida:

QSL from Rich KE4LAB

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