For ALL QSO's AFTER August 2010 I will no longer accept QSL cards via the bureau.  With both e-QSL and LoTW available I feel that these are easy ways to confirm a contact.  Cards can be printed from e-QSL. If you would like a card for contacts AFTER August 2010 then please send direct.  Contacts prior to August 2010 are not affected by this decision.

Due to the large number of stations now being worked I can only QSL on receipt of a valid QSL card,  sent either via the Bureau (for contacts before August 2010) or direct for all contacts after August 2010.    If sending direct,  please ensure envelopes are at least 160mm x 115mm.

Direct QSL's should be sent to:                                                           

Mike Gloistein, GM0HCQ QSL Manager
27 Stormont Way
Scone
Perthshire PH2 6SP
Scotland

However,  should you wish to send QSL cards direct to me,  I am happy to reply direct, as long as a SASE (for the UK) or a self addressed envelope with either  an IRC or   2x $1 notes  (as postage in the UK has now increased and the exchange rate is so poor)   to cover my postal costs.  Cards sent direct without either of these will be QSL'd via the bureau.

I am always delighted to receive SWL reports and am happy to QSL as above.

All logs are also on Logbook of the World and e-QSL and are up to: 

GM0HCQ/MM to 19th September 2011
VP8CMH/MM to 3rd January 2011.   
VP8ROT to 7th February 2009.   
VP8SGK 19th October 2006

The following are examples of QSL cards either in use or used previously:

Helen Gloistein,  collector of direct QSL card fees!

The VP8ROT QSL card, kindly supplied by Marc,  ON5FP

The VP8SGK QSL card, kindly supplied by "The French Polar Team" Antarctic Challenge.

The current GM0HCQ and VP8CMH /MM QSL card.

If you would like to make a donation to the running of this website and the cost of QSL cards,  you can do so via the link below.  Thank-you.