1935 1938 QSLcards and signal reports

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 PSE QSL   ). Mead, 111 Gerard St. East Vic. Park WA.
             ‘Ohe LISTENER IN
   - SHORT WAVE LEAGUE
                   MELBOURNE,          AUSTRALIA




                       ure to furnish below a report of reception of your
station.    Please be so kind as to check with your station log and send me
verification if correct.




                        Log of Reception follows:
Time given is Australian Eastern Standard
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                                  ALL=WAVE ALL=WORLD
                                      DX CLUB
                                                              OFFICIAL REPORT FORM

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  Dear Sir,
              | wish to report reception of your station which | heard operating on ...
                                                                                    /LID...... kilocycles
  (—b. metres), on ..LL.. L8%ﬁ.?f......(our date)
  RECEIVER: My receiver isa L.Budoe                          o%


  EARTH: ...
  The following details were noted:
      Our               Your
    Standard          Standard                              ITEMS and ANNOUNCEMENTS                                                 R | QSA
       Time            Time
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  I eS                  o          le/mm/w‘ )5 2 80K st dLoree— [7-4] 5
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                                   “3.-8.8 fines
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If this report corresponds with your station
                                                           log, will you please verify?         I hope to report again.
          “Q" and "R’ Signals             8—Very strong.
                R—AUDIBILITY              9—Extremely strong signals.
                                                                                      YOUI’S fa"'hfu"y,
R1-—Faint signals, unreadable.
2—Weak signals, barely readable.                                                              r‘j                /
                                                      ASA—READABILITY
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5—le§¢ :alfenly !st:::g’ .lrge:dable      QSAl—Hardly
                                          2—Weak,       perceptible, unreadable,
                                                  readable in patches.
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6—Good signals,                                                                        Membe            All- w              w
                                          3—Fairly good, readable with difficulty.
7—Good, strong sienals readable threugh                                                             f            ave All-    0l'|d DX Club.
                                          4—Good,   readable signals.
     QRN and QRM                                        .
                                          5—Very! good signals, perfectly readable.     . .                          4
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