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The ARRL 4th Call Area
Incoming QSL Bureau is a forwarding service house for QSL
cards arriving from foreign countries to amateur radio
operators in the United States. We handle 4th Call
Area call signs (with a few exceptions *), regardless of
where the operator actually lives. General information
on how the ARRL Incoming Bureaus operate may be found at www.arrl.org/incoming-qsl-service.
This Incoming Bureau is sponsored by the Sterling Park Amateur Radio Club (SPARC) as a service to amateur radio operators. It is staffed by volunteers, from throughout the 4th call area. The service is free. ARRL membership is not required.
This Bureau maintains a PO Box to receive QSL cards from foreign countries and for receiving mail from amateur radio operators serviced by this Bureau. The address is:
ARRL 4th Call Area Incoming QSL Bureau
PO Box 599
Sterling, VA 20167-0599
Questions may be directed to Gordon, NQ4K, the Bureau Manager, at [email protected]
This Incoming Bureau is sponsored by the Sterling Park Amateur Radio Club (SPARC) as a service to amateur radio operators. It is staffed by volunteers, from throughout the 4th call area. The service is free. ARRL membership is not required.
This Bureau maintains a PO Box to receive QSL cards from foreign countries and for receiving mail from amateur radio operators serviced by this Bureau. The address is:
ARRL 4th Call Area Incoming QSL Bureau
PO Box 599
Sterling, VA 20167-0599
Questions may be directed to Gordon, NQ4K, the Bureau Manager, at [email protected]