The QSL card originates from the USSR's Turkmen SSR, featuring the callsign UH8DC prominently in bold red letters at the top. It is dated December 31, 1979, with the time recorded as 0604 GMT and the operating frequency listed at 14 MHz. The card shows a two-way RST report of 57, indicating a satisfactory signal quality. It details the transmitter power as 200 watts, and the receiver and antenna setup includes two elements. Addressed to "Dave," it includes a friendly note of thanks and specifies the location as Ashkhabad in the 43rd region, with instructions to send correspondence via Box 88 in Moscow. The reverse side is blank, providing a classic look typical of vintage QSL cards.
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