Ive done a few, but to be honest I just don’t have the time. With 44 plus contacts in each activation, it can get a bit time consuming. Thats why I say hats off to Doug.
Previously for the cards and certificates I have made up, I have just used Powerpoint and saved the image as a PDF and/or jpg. Not sure what Doug uses?
HI Paul
I think if I try this I will create generic Parks/ SOTA Peak cards, just one of each for a start. I don’t send cards routinely but always respond. It take a lot of work to keep up to date with eqsl, let alone adding another system into the mix. That is why I like LOTW! But I like Doug’s cards and I would be pretty mean just to send him more than one of my old-fashioned very basic QSL paper cards! My camera is just above entry level and there is no way I could generate a picture of the quality that characterises Doug’s work.
cheers
Howdy John,
Doug certainly does great job with those QSL cards. I have quite a good little collection now. His photography is superb.
Cheers,
Paul,
VK5PAS
Hi Paul, I’ve got to have a go at this myself! Soon.
Thanks for the comment.
John D
VK5BJE
Hi John,
Ive done a few, but to be honest I just don’t have the time. With 44 plus contacts in each activation, it can get a bit time consuming. Thats why I say hats off to Doug.
Previously for the cards and certificates I have made up, I have just used Powerpoint and saved the image as a PDF and/or jpg. Not sure what Doug uses?
Best wishes,
Paul,
VK5PAS.
HI Paul
I think if I try this I will create generic Parks/ SOTA Peak cards, just one of each for a start. I don’t send cards routinely but always respond. It take a lot of work to keep up to date with eqsl, let alone adding another system into the mix. That is why I like LOTW! But I like Doug’s cards and I would be pretty mean just to send him more than one of my old-fashioned very basic QSL paper cards! My camera is just above entry level and there is no way I could generate a picture of the quality that characterises Doug’s work.
cheers
John D
VK5BJE