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vk3pa	Posted - 27 May 2006 : 1:48:30 PM QSL Cards We suppose that direct QSL needs SASE or SAE + IRCs () Usually is requested �SASE/SAE + 2IRCs or US$ 2�, that we show as (+)We detail the info only when and if this exigence is different or clearly dismissed. If the country where we send our QSL accepts the IRC, the quantity is proportional to the distance and local postal duty. It isn�t a rule, but to countries in the same Continent 1 IRC is enough; to the others 2 IRCs are necessary. if you really want that QSL Card... send 2 IRCs !
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vk3pa	Posted - 27 May 2006 : 2:04:32 PM OK thats fine ,One QSL card = IRC $2.60 x2=$5.20 + stamp= $1.85= $7.05 x 100 DXcc = $705.00 Aus Dollars \ 5BDXCC = $3525.00 Aus Dollars 8BDXCC = $5640.00 Aus Dollars then WAZ .. Hey, we all need to go to WORK to pay for DXCC/WAZ wot ever NO time to work DX So lets All Sell OUR Radio's es take ur yl/xyl on a HOLIDAY .. HI HI

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