#VORW #VoiceOfTheReportOfTheWeek #QSLcard for a #ShortwavReceptionReport sent on November 9th, 2024 for the program broadcast on 4840kHz WWCR w/ 100kW power out of Nashville, TN. Program was received on a #TecsunS2000 , indoors, using the radio’s telescoping antenna and a 16ft wire extension. SINPO Reception Report: S - 4 / I - 4 / N - 4 / P- 4 / O - 4 / #QSLcards #ShortwaveListening #ShortwaveRadio #ShortwaveQSL #Shortwave #KE0FFT #KE0FFTswl #KE0FFTqslcard

It’s going to be a while before I find a QSL card for my #VintageQSLcard collection that I prize more highly than this one: A Radio Caroline QSL card postmarked 1967. #RadioHistory #QSLcard #RadioCaroline #Radio #PirateRadio #PirateRadioStation #AMradio #KE0FFTpirateRadio #KE0FFT

A fun, inexpensive find on eBay last week. I was stationed at Fort Devens, MA for Morse code school in 1992. I spotted this hand drawn QSL card, postmarked 1950, on eBay. On it, “Norm” (callsign W1RJI) sketched semaphore signaling flags - still used as part of the insignia of the US Army Signal Corps - which ran the CW school. Also, a coin from the 145th Signal Ball at Ft. Gordon, GA (where I was off & on between 1998-2005) which also features those flags. #KE0FFTqslcard #QSLcard #KE0FFT

A stamp to put #QSO infos on any kind of postcard to tranform it into a #QSL card. Made with two €4 customisable stamps from #LIDL.

ham radio family history. this is my French great uncle, Georges Destuilliers, amateur radio call sign F8DF. the family lore is that my grandfather F8CW, his brother in law, got him into ham radio. the photos of him at the controls are from 1926. i love that he seems to be in slippers. the QSL card is from 1929. some of these photos survived in a suitcase through WWII even though my grandparents fought in the resistance and moved a lot. #hamradio #amateurradio #qslcard #history