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Finding the callsign of a long-silent-key.
Is there a database anywhere in the world that has all of the names
and addresses of every licensed ham there ever was? My grandfather, John W. Tolson (or Wilson J. Tolson, probably more accurately. He used his middle name) was a ham from the early to mid 50's, possibly until his death in 1983. He was probably first licensed in Hawaii, then California, then Utah. I know his son and grandsons are licensees, but I'm a lot more curious about his license specifically, and possibly the length of time some of these four-letter callsigners have had their callsigns. Is there such a database available to the public? I'd sure love to get my grandfather's old callsign. At least to know what it was. 73, KG6TKA Daniel |
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