This vintage Ham Radio QSL card from VK6KJZ, Jack Zeffertt, located in Perth, Western Australia, documents a memorable radio contact made on August 6, 1982. The card confirms a QSO with W1CKA on the 29.510 MHz frequency, using a TS180S transmitter with 30 watts input power and a Kenwood solid-state receiver. The antenna noted is a TH6 Thunderbird, a well-known model for reliable amateur radio communications.

The card is a fascinating collectible for amateur radio enthusiasts, featuring a monochrome image of a radio antenna tower under a cloudy sky, highlighting the technical and historical aspects of ham radio communications from the early 1980s. It includes detailed handwritten notes and a personal message from Jack, adding a unique and authentic touch to this piece of radio history. The QSL Bureau sticker from VK6RU in Perth further authenticates the card’s origin and connection within the amateur radio community.

Perfect for collectors of Australian amateur radio memorabilia or those interested in vintage radio equipment, this card captures a significant moment in ham radio history and the spirit of international communication.