QSL paths for K2BSA can be a bit trying since most operations are conducted by others who have used the call sign in support of a Scouting event. Effective July 2011, all approved K2BSA operations also have submitted their QSL contact information. That information is posted here. Just download the file.
Also, effective January 2012, K2BSA established a Logbook of the World account and is uploading all ADIF logbook files that are forwarded from the K2BSA operating events. Of course, the operator must log all the contacts and then forward the file for this to work. We’ll see how it goes.
For 2010 National Scout Jamboree operation of K2BSA, QSL requests can be sent to Bob Wiemers, W5FIG, via mail to Boy Scouts of America, Attention: Bob Wiemers, 1325 West Walnut Hill Lane, Irving, TX 75038, or to his email address: bob.wiemers@scouting.org Bob was the director of the K2BSA 2010 Jamboree operation.
Here’s a few QSL cards found in the National Scouting Museum archives. Send scans if you have some BSA QSL’s and we’ll post them here. Here’s a very early one from the Boys’ Life Radio Club.
Boys' Life Radio Club QSL Card --- 1950s or 1960s
For those engaged in an authorized K2BSA operation, we’ve provided two version of at QSL card that you can use to support your event. They are provided in a PDF four-up on an 8.5 x 11 sheet. The back side of the cards are blank for inserting your information. Print them on your color printer, cut them into four cards, print your information on the back, and you’re good to go. Download them here:
K2BSA QSL Card Version 1
K2BSA QSL Card Version 2