XRØY XR0Y Rapa Nui 2009

XR0Y QSL information

Tuesday, 08.09.2009 · 06:32 UTC

XR0Y announces QSL policy and routes as follows:

Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania: direct/bureau via Stan SQ8X:

Stan
P.O.Box 8
38-600 Lesko
POLAND

North, Central & South America: direct/bureau via RCCh:

Radio Club de Chile
P.O.Box 13630
330996 Santiago
CHILE

We will have 2 QSL card types and 3 QSLing routes to chose voluntary from:

1. REGULAR QSL TYPE

Direct requests:

Cards received with 2USD or 1 VALID in 2010 IRC (NO COINS PSE) + SAE = returned via direct

ATTENTION: your IRC must a NEW TYPE IRC VALID IN 2010 (cards will be replied in 2010) and must be stamped IN A COUNTRY OF DESTINATION. For instance we can’t reply to a card received from Japan if the IRC received from Japan comes from the USA etc. – our Post Office refuses such IRCs.

Please refer to IRC types:

NO COINS PSE – we can exchange coins only at 50% of value – this is why we can’t accept coins.

If coins, no SAE, invalid or incorrectly stamped IRC or insufficient funds to cover postage received = returned via bureau.

KEEP IN MIND THE CORRECT QSL ROUTE DEPENDING ON YOUR LOCATION!

Bureau requests:

Cards received via bureau = returned via bureau

KEEP IN MIND THE CORRECT QSL ROUTE DEPENDING ON YOUR LOCATION!

OQRS (Online QSL Request System)  direct requests:

5USD or 4 EURO via OQRS = returned via direct

OQRS will become available once XR0Y gets on the air.

2. SPECIAL, LIMITED EDITION QSL CARD

There will be an unique, extraordinary QSL card designed and printed in a very limited amount – available on voluntary request only via OQRS. Due to special arrangements regarding printing this type of cards, rates for this OQRS will be announced as soon we arrange printing conditions. No doubt it will be something amazing in your QSL collection!

3. LoTW & eQSL

We will upload logs to LoTW and eQSL after the DXpedition in several months in 2010.