QSL Gallery

My WB2EHG QSL card
Sharing a little Brooklyn with every confirmed contact.

Every contact tells a story, and a QSL card is the keepsake that helps preserve it. This gallery features digital QSL cards I have received from amateur radio operators around the world, representing conversations made through DMR, digital voice, repeaters, and other modes. Each card is a reminder that ham radio is ultimately about the people on the other end of the signal.

My contacts around the world
Mapped by World Radio League

eQSL Cards I Have Received Through DigiQSL

QSL card from Bambang Agus P., YCØBPV, in Indonesia, confirming a 70-centimeter digital voice contact with WB2EHG on April 22, 2026. The card features performers in colorful traditional Indonesian dress holding theatrical masks.
QSL card from Jean, ON3JDK, in Koksijde, Belgium, confirming a DMR contact with WB2EHG on July 8, 2026. The card depicts Jean riding a working horse along the Belgian coast beneath flying seagulls.
QSL card from Warren, KC3LKU, in Crisfield, Maryland, confirming a DMR contact with WB2EHG on July 7, 2026. Its pencil-sketch design portrays a radio operator at a large amateur radio station, with a photograph of Warren’s own station incorporated in
QSL card from Charles, BM7IMO, in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, confirming a DMR contact with WB2EHG on July 5, 2026. The card features hikers crossing the dramatic green slopes of an Asian mountain landscape.
QSL card from Japanese operator JE3PRM in Uji, Kyoto, featuring a pencil drawing of an amateur radio operator at his station.
QSL card from Georgia operator KJ4HZ, featuring a golden sunset viewed from a boat on a calm lake.
QSL card from Indonesian operator YCØBPV in Jakarta, featuring a pencil drawing of an amateur radio operator surrounded by radio equipment.
QSL card from Japanese operator JK1HCC in Saitama, featuring two Japanese white-eye birds and the flag of Japan.
QSL card from Japanese operator Takashi Suzuki, JK1HCC, in Saitama, featuring two Japanese white-eye birds and the flag of Japan.
QSL card from Indonesian operator YCØAXC in Jakarta, featuring a pencil drawing of an amateur radio operator surrounded by radio equipment.
APRS check-in acknowledgment for WB2EHG from the Hamfinity Sunday Net in Sarawak, Malaysia, featuring sea turtle hatchlings on a beach.
QSL card from Philippine operator DU7EFX in Cebu City, featuring a pencil drawing of an amateur radio operator at his station.
QSL card from EA8DFX in the Canary Islands, featuring a sunny plaza with palm trees and historic architecture.
APRS check-in acknowledgment for WB2EHG from the Hamfinity Sunday Net in Sarawak, Malaysia, featuring an orangutan at the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre.
QSL card from Malaysian operator 9M2VCX in Kuala Lumpur, featuring a pencil drawing of an amateur radio operator at a radio station.
QSL card from South Carolina operator KE4KMD in Walterboro, featuring a colorful map of South Carolina.