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Amateur Radio Operators use QSL Cards to confirm contacts between two operators.
Amateur Radio Operators use "Q Codes" to quickly convey a message, and QSL means "Can you acknowledge receipt" or alternatively "I am acknowledging receipt".
I have separated the QSL Cards into two categories, one being QRO and the other QRP.
- QRO means the opposite of QRP and might typically be considered 100 Watts and upto the Legal Limit of
Power for Amateur Radio.
- QRP has over time come to mean a Transmitter Power Output of 5 Watts or less.
Prior to Changing my Call Sign to "NA1MH", my Call Sign was "K5DCM"
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