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Last updated 29th June 2010

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This site is run by Dave Helliwell, the QSL sub manager for the QSL Bureau.  Please note that this service is run for the benefit of all G8+3 callsigns holders not just for members of the RSGB – you do not need to be a member of the RSGB to receive your cards from me.

Feel free to contact me at dave@g6fsp.com if you want me to do anything with your cards sooner than the normal dispatch or you have any other comments about this website.  Please note that I am working in Central London at present until mid August so my response may be a bit slower than normal. Cards were dispatched on the 1st June and the website is up to date as of today 29th June 2010, including the receipt of the top up envelopes.

If you wish to receive a message when this page is updated please let me know and I will add you to the list (or remove you from the list I you so desire). 

Below is the listing of all the cards and envelopes that I hold for the G8+3 series of call signs so that you can see at a glance what I am currently holding for you.

Currently I am holding:

Please click on the quick link below for the first letter of the suffix of your call sign to find out what your current status is:

A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O   P   R   S   T   U   V   W   X   Y   Z

 

Outgoing Cards – send your cards as per the guidelines in the RSGB Yearbook (that is sorted in order of callsign prefix and proof of membership of the RSGB) to the following address:

RSGB QSL BUREAU
P.O. BOX 5
HALIFAX
ENGLAND
HX1 9JR

Incoming cards - To send me stamped addressed envelopes so I can dispatch your cards my address is:
Dave Helliwell
1 Beechfield Avenue
Barton
Torquay
TQ2 8HU

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Generally an envelope of the C5 size (9” by 6⅜” or 228mm by 161mm) is the best size – this will be classed as a letter as far as the Post Office is concerned, but is subject to a weight restriction of 100g, which is the equivalent of 14 – 16 Cards.  The more active you may want to look at the larger letter classification, where I can get in approximately 25 – 30 cards. Alternatively you can contact me direct to make other arrangements.

For more information on costs please see the Post Office website.

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