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From: price%marlin@nosc.ARPA (James N. Price)
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Subject: QSL info, pse--who was that guy?
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Date: Thu, 13-Mar-86 12:16:08 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 13 12:16:08 1986
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Very early this morning (like 1100Z) I worked T21ZK on 7001.  He's
on Tuvalo, a rock in the Pacific near the date line/equator.  According
to the oldest logbooks I have around, this was VR8 before it was T2.
The question is:  back when the world was flat, was this place known
as something more familiar--like Gilbert Island, or some such?  It
appears to be a new one for me, but I've got DX cards from over 20
years of operating and I'm not sure how to sort this one out.

Also I need his QSL info.  The newest Callbook only shows T2AXX type
calls, none with a ZK in them.

Thanks in advance for any help.  73--Jim, K6ZH.

P.S.  The sunspot info is "in the mail" for those who requested it.
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