gjc2010gys I suddenly realized that when a repeater station is mentioned, it can actually be seen as two amateur radio operators communicating. Is it possible to apply for a QSL card under the name of this communication? Have any other stations tried this?
Ken gjc2010gys You can also send a QSL card to other stations you hear while listening, requesting that they confirm your report by sending you a QSL card in return.
BH8GIO Of course, generally, the main controller will not proactively issue cards; you need to request one from them. However, some hams with high technical requirements are not willing to switch cards after using a repeater for full communication.
BG5JFI When I was in charge of the Chengdu forward repeater, I wanted to exchange cards with some people who had been nominated, but it seems like no one wanted to exchange with me.
BI7BST BG5JFI I listened to the Shanghai station broadcast on Bilibili that you hosted last night, and I was wondering if I could apply for an SWL card.
BV7SQ You can participate in my designated callsign exchange and also exchange QSL cards (or confirmation cards). [DMR China Southwest Group TG-46008, operated by BX6ADR, is a popular hotspot among amateur radio enthusiasts. #amateurradio #hamradiohotspot - Bilibili] https://b23.tv/nm0B5E8
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