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This unique QSL postcard commemorates an amateur radio contact by K9EEE from Rochester, New York, with WA9UVJ. Dated May 30, 1997, the card confirms a QSO on 7.0 MHz in CW mode, with a signal report of 569. The design features a bold, colorful graphic with the K9EEE call sign prominently displayed against an abstract background, making it a distinctive piece for any radio enthusiast or postcard collector. It originates from Monroe County, Rochester, New York, USA, and bears the inscription \'A WX9X QSL\'.The reverse side reveals a clear Rochester, NY postmark from June 3, 1997, and a 20-cent Blue Jay stamp. The postcard was sent to Mr. Lloyd W. Morehouse in Waukesha, Wisconsin, showcasing a tangible piece of ham radio history and communication from the late 20th century. This collectible postcard offers a glimpse into the world of amateur radio communication from the 1990s, highlighting the personal connections made across airwaves.
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