From: iwouldntknow@iwouldntknow.nospam.no   
      
   the QSL bureau can be very slow as can some stations before they reply.  I   
   routinely   
   receive bureaucards which have been travelling up to 4 years but sometimes   
   roundtrip takes   
   only a few weeks.  It depens wethere the bureau uses burro service or not.  Be   
   patient and   
   carefull what you write, your card may not arrive for another few years.    
   Longest a card   
   for me took is 25 (twentyfive) years and looking at the writing and   
   discoloring it was   
   written 25yrs ago.   
      
   On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 17:38:20 -0500, "redfox39"  wrote:   
      
   >Recently I sent E-mails to foreign hams about responses to 80 meter QSL's   
   >that I sent out 6 to 12 months ago.  The responses were good.  Most didn't   
   >receive my QSL and one said that he had not sent out any yet but was going   
   >to soon.  These included no DX-peditions.   
   >   
   >I have in my mind that this would be a good thing to do on a regular basis   
   >(again, big DX-peditions excluded).  It looks to me like 6 months is a good   
   >point to do this but I wonder what some of you think???   
   >   
   >Trav,  WX0Y   
   >   
      
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