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Amateur QSL Gallery ZL2ADN Collection Radio Shacks
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UA3VSX Igor A Blokhin, Vladimir, Russia
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In the first of this new series, amateur radio stations from around the world that have worked
ZL2ADN Palmerston North, New Zealand, are featured.
ZL2ADN operator John Stuart began listening as a keen shortwave and medium wave listener in
the early 1940’s and over the intervening years worked many countries, territories, contest
and special event stations.
Most amateur radio operators are keen to see the gear used by their overseas contacts, and
here are some of the radio shacks from where signals have reached ZL2ADN in the South Pacific.
These contacts extend over many decades and some of the operators featured may now be silent keys.
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JL7BRH Hiroichi Ohta, Fukushima, Japan
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ACØN Norman C McCourt, St. Louis MO, USA
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DL8YS Heinz Mintrop, Leverkusen, Germany
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EA5BD Jose Manuel, Valencia, Spain
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VP8LP Bob McLeod, Goose Green, Falkland Islands
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I8HAK Alfano Giovanni, Roccapiemonte, Salerno, Italy
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EA7FST Andres Garcia Jimenez, Santa Fe, Granada, Spain
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VE3GCO Garry Hammond, Listowel, ON Canada
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4Z1GY Yoram Gottesman, Tel-Aviv, Israel
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Y24UK Lothar Wilke, Ilmenau, German Democratic Republic
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OM5MF Margita [Gita] Lukackova, Horny Pajer, Slovakia
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SV1CQN Kostas Karakostas, Agrinio, Greece
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SV9CVY Michael Dimitrakakis, Crete, Greece
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DL2BCH Gabriele [Gaby] Graeter, Ahlhorn, West Germany
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IZ4DIV Grzinao Scaglietti, Castelfranco Emilia, Modena, Italy
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RN3ZZ Mike G Ilyukhin, Stary Oskol, Russia
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TI5VR Bruce I Fleming, Alajuela, Costa Rica
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OK2FD Karel Karmasin, Trebic, Czech Republic
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SM4VPZ Lily Aspelin, Malung, Sweden
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IK2CFB Paolo Piardi, Milan, Italy
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G3CAQ Bill Moorwood, Wolverhampton, England
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G2FUU Tommy Knight, Nazeing, England
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We’re grateful to John Stuart ZL2ADN for his support of this project and for making his
QSL collection available to document amateur radio contacts made within the Pacific and with
the rest of the world. All images are © John Stuart Collection, Radio Heritage Foundation.
If you have amateur radio QSL cards, magazines or articles, photos or audio of amateur radio
broadcasts heard in the Pacific since the 1920’s and want to make sure they’re kept safely for
the future contact us and we’ll make sure they’re properly
looked after.
Manawatu Amateur Radio Society [MARS]
NZART Branch 20
www.zl2ko.org.nz
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