Yessir. Already did. Need to install them
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Mike6158
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NE5U
KJ7YUB
N7SXF
Snohomish County
Washington State
Snohomish County
Washington State
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KJ7PVH
W3HRD
Nice. Even if its not a vanity call sign
Thanks. I was perfectly happy with my original Technician callsign, KC3NSR.
Here is why I applied for my vanity. But who isn't happy saying "whiskey" ever so often.
Very cool
W0WND
EC - Hancock Co, IA
VE ARRL
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EC - Hancock Co, IA
VE ARRL
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teleskier
SILVER Star
KC8TCE
KK6LYP
Congrats to all the newly licensed ham radio operators!!
Amateur radio is, IMO, a far superior technology when trying to communicate on the trails!
Thank you. I've actually had the license a while, but just found this thread.
Agreed thats it superior communication, I'm always on 70cm when possible
Also just found this thread.
Mud ID: 80t0ylc
Name: Tom
Call sign: KJ7KGG
Location: Eastern Oregon
Equipment: Kenwood Mobile base in my 80 and Baofeng handheld otherwise.
Freq: Generally monitor 146.460 with group when traveling
Mud ID: 80t0ylc
Name: Tom
Call sign: KJ7KGG
Location: Eastern Oregon
Equipment: Kenwood Mobile base in my 80 and Baofeng handheld otherwise.
Freq: Generally monitor 146.460 with group when traveling
W0GTO
KQ4CPY
After 22 years, I changed my call. Now it's much easier in pile-ups and in CW.
From KB3GUN to K3HM.
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From KB3GUN to K3HM.
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AF7GR based out of Reno. TLCA 7859.
