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October 5th 05, 05:53 PM
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Another Question Of The Day
Are there any USA transmitting stations that have other than K or W as the
first letter of the callsign ?? Alot of novice amateurs use "N" - is that what you're getting at? Bruce Jensen |
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October 5th 05, 05:59 PM
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Another Question Of The Day
Let me put on my clothes and get on over to the Goodwill store and flirt
with them wimmins over there.Who knows? I might find me a super duper Radio ober dar or a tv set to put my little half a square inch keychain magnet on and mess up the tv pikchure. cuhulin |
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October 5th 05, 06:20 PM
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Another Question Of The Day
Bruce
Novice stations had the SECOND letter as N e.g., "KN#xxx" But N6KI is acurrent extra class ham call The USA is allotted AAA-ALZ KAA-KZZ NAA-NZZ WAA-WZZ Source -- URL: http://www.arrl.org/awards/dxcc/itucalls.html -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "bpnjensen" wrote in message ups.com... Are there any USA transmitting stations that have other than K or W as the first letter of the callsign ?? Alot of novice amateurs use "N" - is that what you're getting at? Bruce Jensen |
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