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Discover a unique piece of amateur radio history with this authentic QSL card from W3JGG, Molalla, Oregon. Dated December 25, 2003, this card confirms a Christmas Day QSO between Molalla and Albuquerque, New Mexico. It features detailed information about the transmitting station, including the operator Justin Grenier, rig IC746PRO, antenna WINDOM, and power 90W, along with the FISTS and FP-QRP affiliations.This vibrant blue card, published by cheapqsls.com, showcases a subtle world map graphic and provides specific contact details like the grid square CN85rc and the precise frequency and mode of communication. The reverse side bears a personal handwritten message from Justin N7JST to Ellis W5MZM, expressing gratitude for the Christmas Day contact and complimenting the receiving station. A genuine piece of ham radio memorabilia, this card offers a tangible connection to the global community of amateur radio enthusiasts.
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