This vintage Ham Radio QSL card confirms a contact with call sign UA3QDW located in Voronezh, region 121, USSR (now Russia) in 1982. The QSO was made on October 30, 1982, at 16:47 GMT on the 14.0 MHz band using SSB mode with a signal report of 59. The card indicates a TX/RX power of 200 watts and a GP (ground plane) antenna was used. The QSO was made with radio station 7YDRC.

The front of the card features striking artwork depicting a satellite in orbit with radio waves emanating from the RS logo, set against a starry sky and the curved horizon of the Earth. This unique design highlights the space communication theme popular among amateur radio operators during the Cold War era. The card’s details and operator information, Op. Belotov G. I., add authenticity and collectible appeal.

Collectors and amateur radio enthusiasts will appreciate this QSL card for its historical significance, clear contact details, and attractive design. It is an excellent addition to any collection focused on Soviet-era amateur radio, satellite communications, or vintage QSL cards from the USSR.