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I've been granted an FCC license for a GMRS radio (ZA category), which I use
in my business, and found on their website that my call sign is... WQCTxxx. It is a seven character combination or capital letters and digits. What does it mean and how can I use it? My "radio" is a small handheld walkie-talkie with 4W max power output. Where is the call number in there? Shall I use it when I talk to my counterpart: "Hello, this is WQCTxxx, please, report to me?" Is it all to it? Like a caller ID only in the air? Is there a set of rules describing the proper use of it? Thanks |
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