QSL? Roger roger.
Brian Nielson logs in responses during a regular morning amateur radio net check-in. Nielson has been an amateur radio enthusiast for the last 40 years.
Charles H. Featherstone
The large antenna used to receive and broadcast shortwave radio signals from the Nielson home.
Brian Nielson shows off some QSL cards from listeners to the Columbia Basin DX Club’s annual radio broadcasts from George in late February. “It’s a big deal for a lot of people to hear a radio operator broadcasting from George, Washington,” he said.
A collection of QSL cards — responses to the question “Can you hear me?” — tacked up inside Brian and Leigh Ann Nielson’s radio shack from radio amateurs across the world.
Leigh Ann (W7LEA) and Brian Nielson (W7BJN) in their shared radio shack at their Moses Lake home.
MOSES LAKE — “Whiskey 7 Bravo Juliet November, is that a roger?”
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