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Discover a piece of amateur radio history with this authentic QSL card from HODXC, featuring the club station JA3YGX. This unique card confirms a radio contact made on December 25, 1962, from the Far East, specifically Japan, as indicated by the JA3 call sign prefix. It proudly lists club members JA3HBF, JA3KWQ, and JA3KYU, with the specific QSO confirmed by JA3KYU.Handwritten details provide a fascinating glimpse into the past, noting the contact was made with W6WIS, a signal report of 569, and operated by "Take" on 7 MC at 1502 GMT/JST. QSL cards like this are cherished by collectors for their personal touch and historical significance within the global amateur radio community. This card represents a tangible link to a specific moment in radio communication, capturing the spirit of international connections made over the airwaves. It is a must-have for enthusiasts of ham radio memorabilia, Japanese collectibles, or vintage communication artifacts.
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