HAM call signs

[64Trvlr]

I know we have a thread on HAM radios and tech stuff.

I'd like to keep this one to radio call signs, what class license you have and what part of the country you're in. It would make it easier to look people up you want to connect them.

KK7NAZ, General, Northern AZ

 

[Clb]

You know the # designates the region right?
I'm in 6

For the newbies
We can see your address by yer callsign

 

[64Trvlr]

Yes I know the number gives the region but not the local area. Feel free to not reply if you don't want to.

 

[Clb]

Not sure giving the call will get ya much closer without the data base search

Me
General
In 94558
Don't do contests
Don't monitor the system
Probably not the guy to search for
Hamshack operating takes 2much time.
Gunna watch

 

[white-rhino]

Technician for about 20 years.
Region 8
For me it's a high powered CB.

 

[D_JEEPER]

Extra Class ticket here. Region 4.
I have multiple antennas hanging on the house at this point, including UHF/VHF vertical for repeater work, 6m squalo, N-S oriented homebrew 80-10m EFHW, E-W oriented homebrew 80-10 EFHW and a Butternut HF9v vertical (lands me easily in region 5 and 9 territory first or second hop, depending on the band)

-To the techs, the repeater work is definitely like a super walkie talkie. Get into HF and it is so much more fun.-

 

[zlathim]

Zane Lathim - Callsign AI7RV
Amatuer Extra
SW Idaho

I'll be on the air this weekend (Field Day!) with club call sign KX7ID, Idaho Mountain Amatuer Radio Society. Cascade, idaho