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Author Topic: WTF Radio Worldwide eQSL 6925 USB 0029 UTC 26 MAR 2026  (Read 934 times)

DXerKen

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WTF Radio Worldwide eQSL 6925 USB 0029 UTC 26 MAR 2026
« on: March 27, 2026, 2304 UTC »
I received the following eQSL.   Thank you so much, WTF Radio Worldwide.

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Kenji Hashimoito
Yokohama City, Kanagawa, Japan
Receiver:JRC NRD-535D, NRD-515, YAESU FR-101DD, SDRplay RSPdx,  YAESU FRG-7, DRAKE SSR-1
Antenna:Mini Whip antenna, Shielded Loop antenna
eQSLs always appreciated to [email protected]

myteaquinn

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Re: WTF Radio Worldwide eQSL 6925 USB 0029 UTC 26 MAR 2026
« Reply #1 on: March 28, 2026, 0016 UTC »
I reveived this QSL as well. Thank you Kenneth.
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Kenwood

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Re: WTF Radio Worldwide eQSL 6925 USB 0029 UTC 26 MAR 2026
« Reply #2 on: March 31, 2026, 0003 UTC »
Found the same in my email box.
Thanks for the program and the eQSL!
Kenwood
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Kenwood R 1000, R 5000, Panasonic DR 22, K1VL VT SDR when noted
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Please eQSL to [email protected] Many thanks!

Radiouser

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Re: WTF Radio Worldwide eQSL 6925 USB 0029 UTC 26 MAR 2026
« Reply #3 on: April 02, 2026, 0217 UTC »
Received mine as well. Thanks WTF!
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Dave in Hamilton, ON Please eQSL to [email protected]

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