The prefered QSL route for MQ0BGR is via eQSL, so please use that if possible. I have tried to activate the log book on qrz.com, but as their software does not currently support callsign variants I can't use this route. I am sorry, I do not use LoTW.
If you really want a paper QSL card then do let me know as these will only be sent on request. Don't forget, you can either print cards yourself from eQSL or order paper cards from them which will be sent to you by post.
QSL cards for any data mode QSOs will be sent via eQSL immediately and automatically at the end of the QSO. I am a bit behind with the 'cards' for other modes, but will catch up soon.
MQ0BGR ends on 10th June, so I hope to work you before then.
73
Dave
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This is the blog for the M0BGR Amateur Radio Station. I am based in London, England but frequently go out mobile or portable. 73 Dave
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- Dave M0BGR
- Author of "Using PMR446 Effectively", available on Amazon/Kindle ASIN: B07XFHC7WS.
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