Figure 1.2: Front and back of the NFC QSL card


Figure 3.4: Front and back of a paper QSL card


Figure 5: Complete QSL card placement method

Figure 6.7: Front and back views of two QSL cards


Forward Statement:
1. This card is a QSL card for BG7LLA, intended solely for personal collection and purely for personal enjoyment, with no commercial intent.
2. All descriptions in this document comply with any regulations regarding radio communication in each country. I retain the right to interpret all aspects of this document, except for official descriptions, and will not individually notify you of any changes.
After a long wait, my QSL card finally arrived!
Basic introduction: Because I'm a big Harry Potter fan, I think radio waves are like magic. Although you can't see or touch them, they can connect the world, so I used a cute little Harry Potter as the main image for my QSL card.
Specifications: The NFC version QSL card uses an erasable Ntag215 chip with a memory capacity of 492 bytes. It is not pre-programmed, allowing users to erase and reprogram the cards themselves. We welcome experienced users to explore different functionalities.
The only difference between a paper QSL card and an NFC version of a QSL card is that the text on the front will be in traditional or simplified Chinese.
The NFC version has a unique identifier.
[Exchange Guide]
Method 1: Exchange QSL cards after communication.
Method Two: Request a card exchange from BG7LLA through the HamCQ community.
Method three: Send a private message to BG7LLA
Welcome everyone to exchange QSL cards!
Wishing everyone a smooth connection, 73.