W1AW/9 QSL card to IK6BAK

on February 16, 2014

Front QSL card, of W1AW/9 to IK6BAK, February 16, 2014, CW mode. The QSL image contains the following objects: Poster, Advertisement. And contains this text: ARRL Centennial Station - February 12-18, 2014 W1AW/9 WISCONSIN Ops: АА9А, K9GS, K9IMM, ARRL K9MU, KA9FOX, KB90WD, A KB9S, N9CK, N9LB, NE9U, R R 0 100 NF9V, NV9L, WOAIH, W4PAH, L FORWARD YEARS W9PN, W9XT, WE9V, WW9R E PLURIBUS 2004 UNUM - Wisconsin Week 1 - WE9V, Organizer - 44,181 QSOs ARRL Centennial Station - February 2014 W1AW/9 WISCONSIN Ops: K9GS, K9IMM, ARRL K9MU, KA9FOX, KB90WD, A KB9S, N9CK, N9LB, NE9U, R R 100 NF9V, NV9L, WOAIH, W4PAH, L FORWARD YEARS W9PN, W9XT, WE9V, WW9R E PLURIBUS 2004 UNUM Wisconsin Week Organizer - 44,181 QSOs.
Right QSL card, of W1AW/9 to IK6BAK, February 16, 2014, CW mode. And contains this text: IK6BAK W1AW/9 WI To Radio W1AW/9 confirms QSO(s) Mode RST Time Band Date The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national membership association for Amateur Radio operators in the United States. ARRL CW 599 2014-02-16 1722 10m was founded in 1914 by Hiram Percy Maxim (1869-1936). Maxim's personal call sign, W1AW, is used at the Headquarters station in Newington, Connecticut as a permanent memorial. During ARRL's Q26 Centennial year of 2014, the FCC authorized the use of W100AW as an additional call sign. As part of the Centennial celebration, ARRL enjoyed a highly successful convention in Hartford and a IK6BAK W1AW/9 WI To Radio W1AW/9 confirms QSO(s) Mode RST Time Band Date The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national membership association for Amateur Radio operators in the United States. ARRL CW 599 2014-02-16 1722 10m was founded in 1914 by Hiram Percy Maxim (1869-1936). Maxim's personal call sign, W1AW, is used at the Headquarters station in Newington, Connecticut as a permanent memorial. During ARRL's Q26 Centennial year of 2014, the FCC authorized the use of W100AW as an additional call sign. As part of the Centennial celebration, ARRL enjoyed a highly successful convention in Hartford and a.