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This unique QSL card documents an amateur radio contact from August 31, 2002, between operator KG4NYV in Lancaster, South Carolina, and W5MZM. The card features a distinctive design with a map highlighting Lancaster County, South Carolina, and includes detailed QSO information such as the date, time, mode (USB), RST report (59), and frequency (18.1 MHz). It proudly displays affiliations with prominent amateur radio organizations including the ARRL, FISTS Club (#8553), 10-X International Net, Inc., and The Carolina DX Association (DXers).Beyond its function as a confirmation of contact, this QSL card represents a piece of amateur radio history, capturing a specific moment in communication between two enthusiasts. The card is signed by \"Duren\" with a friendly message, adding a personal touch to this collectible. It\'s a fascinating item for collectors of ham radio memorabilia, QSL cards, or those with an interest in South Carolina\'s amateur radio heritage.
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