Hey all.  

I have a project where I need to bang out about 12 qsl cards.  Does anyone have anyone have a simple template I could borrow to complete these. Based on the number needed it will not be worth or doing a full run.

Tia
Skullet

D'oh

E-Qsl

RadioQTH has one that you can use for some quick and dirty cards.

http://www.radioqth.net/qslcards

Also, Google image search for "QSL Template" has a few decent layouts.

I've got one in Word. makes 4 large postcard size per page.

+1

I've used this a bunch.
Including the M1 Garand card I sent out a while back.

save to a USB thumb and print it locally

A user on this forum that shall remain nameless made mine and the forum helped pick out which picture to use. I know that doesn't help but I had to share anyway lol. Don't let anyone tell you AR15 users are #$*#($@#. That only applies to me.


 

I also have Grid Square and Latitude/Longitude on my cards, too.

Rather than trying to put everything on one side, and having the other side with address lines, like a post card, I have on
cards I've done for myself and others, picture and call sign on one side, and everything else on the other.

Printed on your card should be your call sign and name,

Address.  Put USA under the street, city, state, zip code lines.  Do not assume someone in Greece will look at the card
and know it is the USA.

Put your county, Longitude / Latitude, Grid Square.

Your station description, (Ten-Tec Jupiter, 75 watts, Fan Dipole)

Power in watts for the contact.  (Was your signal 4-7 using a QRP rig at 2 watts?  That would be good to note.)

Your email address.

You want to include blanks for

Recipient's call sign,

Date and Time UTC,

Signal report (RST)   Note - you only supply a third digit if using CW to describe received signal quality.

Freq  and/or band.

Mode  (SSB, CW, RTTY, PSK31, etc)

And a place to check one or the other.

[  ] Pls QSL     [  ] TNX

If you sent a card first, you would check Pls QSL (please QSL).

If you are responding to the other ham's card, you check TNX (Thanks!).

Thoughts on spelled out phonetic call (only) on picture side with letters/number call on reverse with QSO details?

I have a nice template made up but didn't know if that would be frowned on.

Anyone that would frown on a QSL card like that is a long faced motherfucker.