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| The purpose of the G3T QSL Sub-Bureau is to distribute incoming cards. It is not to destroy them. Please do not ask me to destroy cards on your behalf. If you do not wish to receive cards, please say so clearly during your QSOs and also on QRZ.com. If you do receive cards through the Bureau, Amateur Radio courtesy suggests that you should then reply to them. |
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| Nigel G3TXF spends much time sorting cards, whether it's for DX-peditions, his own G3TXF cards or for the G3T QSL Sub-Bureau.
If you are requesting a QSL try to use Online QSL Request (OQRS) for both Direct and Bureau cards. OQRS saves so many trees! |
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Details of recent deliveries of G3T QSLs:
April 2013 December 2012 August 2012 December 2011 |
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| Thanks Pat G3GMC !
In early 2007, after fifteen years, Pat G3GMC retired from running the G3-R-S-T QSL Sub-Bureau. The G3-R-S-T Sub Bureau was then split into three with Roger G3SXW doing G3S, Nigel G3TXF doing G3T and Derek G3RAU doing G3R. We are all grateful to Pat G3GMC for her huge amount of work in running the QSL Bureau for these three busy letter-blocks G3R, G3S and G3T so efficiently for so many years. |
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| Nigel G3TXF, Roger G3SXW, Pat G3GMC, Tony G3SNN, Martyn G3RFX and Phil G3SWH at the G3-R-S-T QSL Sub-Bureau hand-over meeting and Thank-You lunch in Bristol in January 2007. | ||||||||||||
| Currently there are about 210 G3T callsigns listed in the G3T QSL Sub-Bureau database. The typical number of shipments to G3T stations is about forty to sixty for each quarterly delivery. | ||||||||||||
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| 73 - Nigel G3TXF G3T QSL Sub-Bureau |
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