Schiffe auf QSL-Karten

QSL card confirming a 21 MHz FT8 (Digital) contact with Special Event Station SZ1AB aboard Armoured Cruiser Georgios Averof in June 2024. The official ITU callsign of Averof was SZAB and it was adapted during this event to SZ1AB for compliance with the format of amateur radio callsigns. The photograph used for the QSL card was taken after the 1925-1925 refit.

QSL card confirming a 24 MHz CW contact with Special Event Station SZ1KVDD aboard SS Hellas Liberty.

QSL card from DL0MCM/LH confirming a 7 MHz CW contact during the 2021 International Lighthouse & Lightship Weekend. The station operates aboard museum ship M/V Dresden (DAVK), permanently moored in Rostock Port, Germany.

QSL card confirming a CW QSO with special call sign RAEM on 2016-12-25 during the annual RAEM International HF Contest in honor of Ernst Krenkel.

QSL card from maritime mobile station FT5WL/MM showing ship "Ile de la Reunion" (FK924320, IMO: 9246970).

QSL card from special event station II9IAGM, Italian submarine Guglielmo Marconi, S521.

QSL card from special event station II0IAET, Italian fleet tanker ETNA, A5326.

QSL card from ZD7FT in St. Helena Island for QSOs on 18 and 28 MHz (17 and 10 m) SSB. IOTA AF-022. The ship displayed is RMS St Helena (MMHE5, IMO 8716306).

QSL card from special event station DG150ZRS, for the 150th anniversary of the German Lifeboat Company (2015). Special DOK: 150ZRS. QSO was on 7012 kHz CW.

QSL card from the 2014 DXpedition to Levitha Islet, IOTA EU-001. I worked them for a new one on 17m. In the background, Hellenic Coast Guard lifeboat SAR-512 (Ν/Γ-512), which carried the team to Levitha.

QSL card for a CW QSO on 7 MHz with station OJ0H/MM aboard M/S Kristina Katartina om a cruise in the Baltic Sea.

QSL card for a 14 MHz SSB QSO with station SL8SUB aboard submarine HMS Uppland in Karlskrona (JO76TO), May 22, 2004.

A vintage QSL card from radio station 3Z0BLY operated by the Polish Navy Amateur Radio Club on ORP Blyskawica confirming two contacts on July 20, 2002.

QSL card confirming reception by Ove Hanstrom of a shortwave broadcast by the Voice of America on 1955-11-21 from a transmitter installed on USCGC Courier WAGR-410 , anchored off Rhodes Island, Greece, on 6185 kHz.