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This unique QSL (Amateur Radio) card originates from North Platte, Nebraska, dated January 14, 1970. The card prominently features the call sign WOWLO in bold green lettering, accompanied by the address "2903 West 2nd" and the "69101" zip code, indicating its specific origin within Lincoln County. A distinctive green globe graphic with radio waves symbolizes the global reach of amateur radio communication.The card details a successful radio contact (QSO) between Haven S. Young of North Platte (WOWLO) and WA9LLUJ, an amateur radio operator in Waukesha, Wisconsin. The specific communication details are noted, including the time (0730 GMT), frequency (3.5 mc. CW sigs), and signal report (R5 S7 T9). Further technical specifics about WOWLO's setup are provided: an HW100 receiver and transmitter (150 watts) utilizing a dipole antenna. This artifact serves as a tangible record of early 1970s amateur radio activity and a piece of communication history.
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