Do you confirm receipt of my transmission?

The inspiration behind the QSL series is derived directly from the QSL cards that are a visual representation of two-way radio communication.

The history of two-way radio dates back to the
late 19th century, however, it gained significant prominence during World War I, when it was used for military purposes. After the war, it found applications in public safety, transportation, and amateur radio.

The term “QSL” originates from the radio Q code used for confirmation or acknowledgment. In the early days of amateur radio, operators would send postcards
or cards to confirm successful radio contacts. These cards evolved over time and became personalized, often featuring unique designs, illustrations of radio equipment, call signs, and artistic elements.

It is from these cards that the QSL Series takes its graphic inspiration. Each board acts as its own unique QSL, featuring graphic hits inspired by original cards, a series of coordinates and a hidden call sign; all the information needed to send a return QSL.