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K3LU

ULIS R FLEMING

980 PATUXENT ROAD

ODENTON, MD 21113

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For K3LU: DX Stations QSL via Buro 100%. All direct QSLs (US & DX) no return postage required. I am a member of FISTS and you can send your QSL via the FISTS Bureau. If you need a card for WB3LUI, TI5/WB3LUI, KP4/WB3LUI & YS4/WB3LUI send them. I still have some cards left.

I QSL the old school way. This means no eQSL and no LOTW. While I am sure each have their benefits I do not use them. Why? eQSL is a business and to do it 100% the right way you have to pay. But more importantly unless you download the virtual fantasyland eQSLs on to your HD you are risking that if eQSL ever goes out of business you will have lost your collection. LOTW is a nice idea but I frankly don't want every QSO I have logged uploaded to a website to be later mined by someone. I still believe in what little rights of privacy are left and yes I am a Life Member of the ARRL and support the legislative work they do on our behalf.

For TI5/K3LU, TI5NW & YS4/TI5NW: QSLs via W3CV. He has the cards and logs. Return postage SASE PLEASE!

Bio
Licensed in 1978 at age 14 and elmered by K3PI, I am proud to be a member of the global amateur radio fraternity. Amateur radio, along with shortwave listening, sparked my interest in international relations which I majored in college and has rewarded me many lifelong friendships throughout the globe over the years that are more than just another ham on the bands. I suppose this includes my wife of almost 20 years Carmelina TI5CMA who puts up with my radio insanity. I prefer CW though I do operate phone and digital from time to time. I like to DX but also enjoy taking the time to enjoy a good conversation. This is how friendships are made. So far it's been a good ride and I hope there's plenty more to come. See you on the bands!

Webpages: My photos on Flickr.com

RadioIntel.com

Great Youtube Vid (not my video)

My Most Recent QSL

Stuff I photoshopped & edited throughout the years....

At this point you are probably wondering who is Dick WA3EUI? Dick was one of the first ham’s I ever met when I was 13. Dick would host the Bowie Amateur Radio Club meetings at his house since probably he was a bachelor and had the room. I didn’t actually realize it was his home and thought it was a clubhouse until after a few meeting. His living room had metal folding chairs, no paintings or photos on the wall but stacks of radio magazines and boxes tubes as well as other obsolete radio parts free for the taking if you needed them. Dick’s radio room was the kitchen where I suppose a dining room table would go. He had a long table stacked with classic radio gear. Dick definitely was a no frills OM who always could be found drinking his tea mix out of old Lipton tea jars. Dick made his living at what was even a dying trade in the late 70s of repairing typewriters. What I remember most about Dick was how he never looked down at what few teenage hams there were in the club. Sadly the OM died while I was in college in the mid-80s. Some how I can’t imagine that old typewriter repairman operating today’s modern gear. Dick was definitely an analog man. RIP OM.