I have been the W/VE QSL manager for UA0IAS, home operation only. I have NO logs for any UA0IAS/IOTA operations nor will I receive any logs for those operations. UA0IAS is now a silent key as of January 2009 so I will not be receiving any more logs. As far as I know there is no QSL manager to handle past QSOs for non-W / VE QSOs.

I have also been the QSL manager for RZ0IWR for W/VE QSOs only but no logs have been sent to me since January 2009.

W6SL operates 99% CW on 160 through 10 meters. QSL 100% via direct or bureau. Logs are updated to LOTW about every two months. Occasionally you'll hear W6SL on RTTY and SSB.

Arroyo Grande is a small town south of San Luis Obispo, Central California, half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles. . The QTH is 5 km from the Pacific Ocean.

Antennas: Tower #1 -- 20 Meters--6 element monobander , 15 Meters-- 6 element monobander, 17 and 12 Meters--3 element dualbander

Tower #2 -- 40 Meters-- 3 element monobander, 30Meters-- 3 element monbander 10 Meters-- 5 element monobander

80 Meters-- dipole

160 Meters-- #1 full size Delta loop , vertically polarized, #2 Bazooka.

Previoius calls: WA6AJB, DJ0OO (Osterode/Harz Germany 1966), operated 3A0ITU and 4U1ITU (1965-1966)

Iam a retired pilot for United Airlines.   Aircraft flown: Boeings 737, 727, 747 and Douglas DC-8. I now work for the San Luis Obispo Symphoony teaching music fundamentals to children.

Other hobbies: Fly fishing, both fresh and salt water, fly-tying, cooking,   growing orchids, classical music.

XYL Becky is a retired school teacher and now tutors children after school hours.