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Find a QSL Route

During the time I served as NAQCC Vice President, I had virtually no time to attend to this page. Now that I am retired as VP, I have more time to devote to this page and others on my web site. It is amazing how much finding a QSL route has changed in the past several years. Much of the info on this page had become outdated. Search sites disappeared, info on search pages hadn't been updated in years, methods of lookups had advanced to the point where it is no longer possible to access the database via remote links, just to mention a few of the changes. Actually now you can find info on most anyone in the world on either HamCall (nee Buckmaster), QRZ, or WM7D. So I've left them here along with a good 1X1 call search. If you can't find QSL manager info on those 4, then there is the IK3QAR managers site or 425 DX News which provides a wealth of information about stations including manager info. I think that group is here to stay and along with a few other links below the forms, will provide you with all you may need to know. If you want more, just use the wonderful Bing Internet search engine.

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HamCall

QRZ

QRZ MGRS

1X1 CALLS

IK3QAR MGRS

425 DX NEWS



Lists:
Argentina Special Calls
Egypt
Estonia
Guernsey
Moldova
Nicaragua
SM Contest Calls
Tajikistan
Thailand
Other QSL Info:
ARRL DX Bulletins
NG3K Ann DX Ops
Ohio-Penn DX Info

If forms above don't
work, try these links:
1x1 Special Calls
425 DX News
HamCall
IK3QAR
QRZ
QRZ MGRS
WM7D



I take no credit for all the hard work of those who gather all the QSL information presented here. I only brought it together into one easy to access place. When you visit the various callbook sites, thank those who put them on-line.