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-I've been a member of the G-QRP Club on and off since the early 1980s. I let my membership lapse for several years, after starting work, getting married etc...., while I wasn't active in the hobby. I rejoined after I came back into the hobby in the early 2000s. It took some digging to find my original membership number. I eventually found it (**2377**) on a QSL card I'd received via the G-QRP-Club QSL bureau, and I was re-issued my old number. Now, more than 20 years after re-joining I'm still a member.+I've been a member of the G-QRP Club on and off since the early 1980s. I let my membership lapse for several years, after starting work, getting married etc...., while I wasn't active in the hobby. I rejoined after I came back into the hobby in the early 2000s. It took some digging to find my original membership number.  
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 +I eventually found it (**2377**) on a QSL card I'd received via the G-QRP-Club QSL bureau, and I was re-issued my old number. Now, more than 20 years after re-joining I'm still a member.
  
 I love small-format, real paper club magazines - SPRAT, FISTS etc. - and I'm glad they still publish these in physical form. It's always a pleasure to come across an old copy hidden in a box, cupboard, drawer etc. You never have these little moments of serendipity with electronic format //magazines//.  I love small-format, real paper club magazines - SPRAT, FISTS etc. - and I'm glad they still publish these in physical form. It's always a pleasure to come across an old copy hidden in a box, cupboard, drawer etc. You never have these little moments of serendipity with electronic format //magazines//.