Ham Call Sign Master List (3 Viewers)

[cboyd]

Mud Name: cboyd
Real Name: Chris Boyd
Call Sign: KJ4EST
Class: General
Location: Raleigh, NC

 

[Mrtwooooo]

Mud Name: Mr.twooooo
Real Name: Connor
Call Sigh: KK4VVY
Class: Technician
Location: Birmingham
Radio: Kenwood TM-D710G
Antenna: Larson 2/70NMO on the front bumper of the 80

 

[Finnyfam60]

MUD Name: Finnyfam60
Real Name: Aaron "Finny"
Callsign: KK6JZJ
Location: Dixon, CA



...via IH8MUD app

 

[CruiseOrlando]

Mud Name: CruiseOrlando
Real Name: Carter Manucy
Call Sign: KK4LZM WG3MG
Class: General
Location: Orlando, FL

 

[fabriwelder]

Mud Name: Fabriwelder
Real Name: Paul
Call Sign: KG7ENG
Location: Butte, MT

 

[TemboTusk]

Mud Name: 1967 TLC
Real Name: Jerry
Call Sign: KK6LFX
Location: Anaheim, CA
Radio: ICOM IC-2300H

 

[Gun Runner 5]

My dad was a big HAM guy back in the 50' & 60's and as a child I remember our home's basement being full of his equipment. Is there anyway to retrieve his old HAM call sign for old times sake? ( he has been deceased for quite a while)
Thanks.....

 

[CruiseOrlando]

My dad was a big HAM guy back in the 50' & 60's and as a child I remember our home's basement being full of his equipment. Is there anyway to retrieve his old HAM call sign for old times sake? ( he has been deceased for quite a while)
Thanks.....

Yup. Assuming it hasn't been re-issued (unlikely unless it's a 2x2 or something very popular), immediate family has 'priority' over an old call.

I just went thru this - kind of - with my call. My dad used to have W3GMG, but that wasn't his first callsign. He was forced to change back when they enforced regions, and he moved - this made him get a new call.

Well, I remember W3GMG growing up. And since my issued call didn't mean anything to me, I applied for his old one. I think it was sitting around for 7 or 8 years.

All it takes is about $15 and the ability to navigate the FCC website. Don't take the latter part lightly, it's not easy to figure out all the steps! I'm happy to give more info if anyone would like.

By the way, I think it took 2 or 3 weeks for me to get mine swapped over.


Edit - now that I re-read your post, I'm not sure if you wanted to transfer it, or just look it up?

If you just want to look up his (or anyone elses') callsign, go to http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/searchLicense.jsp

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Yup. Assuming it hasn't been re-issued (unlikely unless it's a 2x2 or something very popular), immediate family has 'priority' over an old call.

I just went thru this - kind of - with my call. My dad used to have W3GMG, but that wasn't his first callsign. He was forced to change back when they enforced regions, and he moved - this made him get a new call.

Well, I remember W3GMG growing up. And since my issued call didn't mean anything to me, I applied for his old one. I think it was sitting around for 7 or 8 years.

All it takes is about $15 and the ability to navigate the FCC website. Don't take the latter part lightly, it's not easy to figure out all the steps! I'm happy to give more info if anyone would like.

By the way, I think it took 2 or 3 weeks for me to get mine swapped over.


Edit - now that I re-read your post, I'm not sure if you wanted to transfer it, or just look it up?

If you just want to look up his (or anyone elses') callsign, go to http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/searchLicense.jsp

I was simply trying to find his old call sign but wasn't successful with the above web address.
Thanks for taking time to reply.
I remember my dad sitting in the basement for hours clicking out a morse code message to friends.

 

[MrMoMo]

Ummmm.... Info in sig line...

 

[nofomoco]

Mud name: nofomoco

Real name: Joe Brown

Call sign: KM4DFI

Class: Technician

Area: Knoxville, TN

 

[saucebox]

Mud Name: saucebox
Real Name: Don Carroll
Call Sign: KG7AKG
Class: Tech
Location: Payson, UT

 

[uli2000]

Mud Name: uli2000
Real name: Devin
Call sign: W7ND
Location: Ely, NV

 

[uli2000]

I was simply trying to find his old call sign but wasn't successful with the above web address.
Thanks for taking time to reply.
I remember my dad sitting in the basement for hours clicking out a morse code message to friends.

Some tips here for finding an old call: http://w0is.com/oldcallsigns/oldcalls.html

 

[GLTHFJ60]

Mud Name: GLTHFJ60
Real Name: John V. Casale
Call Sign: KK4HAN
Class: Technician
Location: Durham, NC

 

[Mr Cimarron]

Mud Name: Mr Cimarron
Real Name: Cimarron Jenschke
Call Sign: KG5EAR
Class: Technician
Location: Austin, TX

 

[opg4759a]

Callsign changed

Mud Name: OPG4759a
Real name: Josh Hoffman
Current Callsign: KB6FJ
Former Callsign KD6WJX
Class: Extra
Location: San Jose, CA

 

[FloridaFJ80]

Mud Name: FloridaFJ80
Real Name: Francisco Diaz
Call Sign: KM4EWT
Class: Technician
Location: West Palm Beach, FL

 

[toycruiser]

Mud name: toycruiser
Name: George Nagy
Call Sign: KK6OJI
Class: Tech
Paso Robles, CA

 

[Fitzgerald]

Mud Name: Fitzgerald
Real Name: Travis Fitzgerald
Call Sign: KØTEQ
Class: Technician
Location: Colorado Springs, CO