During the recent (July 18-25) Lone Star DX Association/Texas DX
Society DXpedition to 7P8, Dave, K4SV/7P8DA, said he has his cards
printed only on one side and then uses an Epson printer(?) and program
that imprints the details and QSO data on the back of the cards. He
just feeds a stack of QSL cards into his printer and gets it to print
his log whatever cards/calls he needs. I'm ccing Dave and he can
explain the program/operation more fully.
Tom WW5L/7P8TA
PS: If you worked 7P8TA (all 530 or so of you on phone) I'm currently
having the QSLShop print my cards and they should be ready for mailing
shortly.
on4kj wrote:
>
> Not stupid at at all Bob.
> Three years ago I bought a Deskjet 970Cxi as part of the project to print my
> own QSL cards. I also tried to obtain sponsoring from several Photo-paper
> producers.......... no more comment.
> If you know what can be done with a serie of four empty cartidges, B&W and
> Color as well, let me know. Its a pitty to throw them away even empty
> knowing the price I paid .
> Finaly ON5UR Max printed my cards, a first batch of four thousand cost me
> a 225?. ex mailcost 12?
> Engaged my xyl to stick the labels ( for nothing , ..... say nearby nothing
> hi hi :-)) )
> Jus thave a look at www.on5ur.be e-mail on5ur@pi.be
> The QSO is short, our QSL cards are for ever.!
>
> Jos on4kj
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Gates" <regates@kingwoodcable.com>
> To: "Tower Talk" <towertalk@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 9:28 PM
> Subject: [TowerTalk] Re: [CQ-Contest] Printing QSL Info on Cards
>
> > Has anyone bothered to compare the costs of printing QSLs, with or without
> data
> > labels, on a home PC using photo paper. It would seem to be prohibitively
> > expensive. Or, are the majority of you getting them at a print shop and
> merely
> > adding labels. Sorry for the stupid question, but I've been away too
> long.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Bob KG7KW
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