QSL = 100% either direct or via the ARRL bureau. Please do NOT send an SASE as these are not needed at all. Again, thank you for the gesture of a SASE, but it will be returned. It is my hobby as well, and my responsibility to respond to all QSL requests with-out requiring you to pay for it. If you do enjoy paper QSLing as I do, then by all means send a QSL card and you will get one in return. All QSL's are answered and sent the very next day of mail service. I also electronically upload the logbook to LOTW and eQSL on a weekly basis. If for some reason you have sent a QSL card but have never got a reply, shoot me an and I will get another one right out to you. In most cases I will be able to tell you the day your card arrived and when the original QSL card from me was sent. Last 2 weeks of QSL cards received by postal mail. QSL cards received for the week of Nov. 9th = 173 QSL cards from ARRL bureau QSL cards received for the week of Nov. 16th = NP2F, Information below is only for the AI4FR callsign issued on Aug. 12, 2003 and does not include the logbook statistics for my old callsign, KE4ECY issued in 1993. Total QSL cards in the collection = 4835 Total QSL cards sent by mail = 9523 Total QSL records confirmed at eQSL = 12,016 Total QSL records confirmed at LOTW = 16,489 Total QSO's in the AI4FR logbook = 37,062 Last update = 11-20-2008 | 
