The QSL card features a blue and white design, prominently displaying the call sign "EX2T" at the center, indicating a ham radio operator based in Kyrgyzstan. Below the call sign, details include the operator’s history, mentioning experience since 1987 and previous callsigns, UM8MTA and UM6M. The card provides a world map backdrop with the Asia designation for location, alongside the ITU prefix. It records a successful two-way communication with KG4DX on January 18, 2002, at 13:26 UTC, utilizing a frequency of 24 MHz, with signal reports noted as 58 and 55. The card is signed by Vlad I. Udovin, with a postal address in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, and concludes with a friendly "73!" indicating best wishes. The back of the card bears handwritten notes denoting KG4DX and the operator via W4WX, alongside the signature "WF5E."